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S. Frey et.al., THEMIS Ground-Based Observatory Analysis 1 San Francisco, Fall AGU, December 16, 2004 Analysis •Used predicted THEMIS spacecraft positions for conjunctions on March 5-6, 2007, during the first planned THEMIS tail season •Pretended that observations were performed on March 4-5, 2001 when IMAGE-FUV observed 3 substorm onsets between 23:30 and 07:00 UT •Mapped THEMIS GSM-positions along magnetic field using the Tsyganenko-2001 model with propagated ACE solar wind conditions for March 4-5, 2001 as input parameters •Constructed auroral keograms in FUV data as would be collected by location-fixed GBO’s •Constructed auroral keograms at the mapped footprints of THEMIS satellites as they would move over North America in time

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S. Frey et.al., THEMIS Ground-Based Observatory Analysis 1 San Francisco, Fall AGU, December 16, 2004

Analysis

•Used predicted THEMIS spacecraft positions for conjunctions on March 5-6, 2007, during the first planned THEMIS tail

season•Pretended that observations were performed on March 4-5, 2001 when IMAGE-FUV observed 3 substorm onsets between 23:30 and 07:00 UT•Mapped THEMIS GSM-positions along magnetic field using the

Tsyganenko-2001 model with propagated ACE solar wind conditions for March 4-5, 2001 as input parameters

•Constructed auroral keograms in FUV data as would be collected by location-fixed GBO’s

•Constructed auroral keograms at the mapped footprints of THEMIS satellites as they would move over North America in time

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Change of THEMIS Latitude Footprint with IMF Bz

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Onset Locations,THEMIS Footprints, and GBO Keograms

FUV KEOGRAMKIANA195+/-5 deg. longitude

FUV KEOGRAMGILLAM260+/-5 deg. longitude

FUV KEOGRAMGOOSE BAY295+/- 5 deg. longitude

P1 footprints

P2 footprints

P3,4 footprints

P5 footprints

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Auroral Brightness Traces at THEMIS Footprints

P1

P2

P3,4

P5

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THEMIS P1 and P5 Keograms

Keograms through WIC images at instantaneous magnetic footprints of THEMIS outer most (P1, left) and inner most (P5, right) probes

FUV KEOGRAMP1 Footprint23:30 – 07:00 UT

FUV KEOGRAMP5 Footprint23:30 –07:00 UT

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FUV Images

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FUV Images

FUV images March 4-5, 2001 23:30 –05:36 (WIC)