Fig. 3 Tracing Poynting flux along Polar’s orbit during a period of 28 days, which includes a moderate storm and a major storm. Tracing Poynting flux along.

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Fig. 3 Tracing Poynting flux along Polar’s orbit during a period of 28 days, which includes a moderate storm and a major storm. Tracing Poynting flux along Polar’s orbit during a period of 28 days, which includes a moderate storm and a major storm. (A) Peak values of Poynting flux binned by 0.5° magnetic latitude (y axis) versus days (x axis) and mapped using the T01 model. Each column represents the section of a Polar orbit within 50° and 90° magnetic latitude. Only values obtained when Polar was on the dayside are included. The Dst curve [from (B)] is overlaid (white line) with arbitrary scale for illustrative purposes. (B) Dst index versus time, with labels indicating a moderate and a major storm. Numbered vertical lines (1 to 5) refer to the features in the panels above and below (see text). The inset shows Polar’s daily orbits during the time period shown here projected onto the latitude-local time plane. (C) Same data quantity as in (A) but for the nightside and with the Dst curve overlaid. (D) Same data quantity as in (A) but for the nightside. However, the mapping was performed using the dipole model for comparison. Andreas Keiling et al. Sci Adv 2019;5:eaav8411 Copyright © 2019 The Authors, some rights reserved; exclusive licensee American Association for the Advancement of Science. No claim to original U.S. Government Works. Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial License 4.0 (CC BY-NC).