Image for navigation skip

Navigation skip

 
 
Home > Observation data > Geomagnetic storms - monthly overviews > Geomagnetic storm information (May 1990)

Geomagnetic storm information (May 1990)


yGeomagnetic storm observed on 18 May 1990z
Observatory Commencing time Ending time Geomagnetic field Geoelectric field
Type (sudden/gradual) Amplitude of abrupt onset H (nT)
‚g(nT)
Range Range
Hour Minute
(UTC)
Date Time
(UTC)
Horizontal component
H (nT)
Declination
D (arcminute)
Vertical component
Z (nT)
East-west component
(mV/km)
North-south component
(mV/km)
Kakioka 07h 40m 18d 24h sudden +25 116 10.7 33
Memambetsu 07h 39m 18d 24m sudden +39 126 12.5 26
Kanoya 07h 39m 18d 24h sudden +27 134 10.1 37

(*) Time is in UTC (Universal Time Coordinated).
(*) Time is given in 1-minute increments for the sudden commencement type and in 0.1-hour increments for the gradual commencement type.
(*) "-1" is displayed for the range, when it is unknown due to missing measurements, etc.
(*) The range may not be determined for a storm which is followed by the next one before its ending (the ending time is indicated by "C").


Plot of Kakioka 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 18 May 1990.
Plot of Memambetsu 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 18 May 1990.
Plot of Kanoya 1-minute geomagnetic field for during the geomagnetic storm on 18 May 1990.

*) Plot diagram opens in a separate window.



yGeomagnetic storm observed on 21 May 1990z
Observatory Commencing time Ending time Geomagnetic field Geoelectric field
Type (sudden/gradual) Amplitude of abrupt onset H (nT)
‚g(nT)
Range Range
Hour Minute
(UTC)
Date Time
(UTC)
Horizontal component
H (nT)
Declination
D (arcminute)
Vertical component
Z (nT)
East-west component
(mV/km)
North-south component
(mV/km)
Kakioka 10h 22m 22d 24h sudden +18 120 14.7 63
Memambetsu 10h 21m 22d 23m sudden +24 120 18.4 43
Kanoya 10h 21m 22d 24h sudden +19 142 14.5 70

(*) Time is in UTC (Universal Time Coordinated).
(*) Time is given in 1-minute increments for the sudden commencement type and in 0.1-hour increments for the gradual commencement type.
(*) "-1" is displayed for the range, when it is unknown due to missing measurements, etc.
(*) The range may not be determined for a storm which is followed by the next one before its ending (the ending time is indicated by "C").


Plot of Kakioka 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 21 May 1990.
Plot of Memambetsu 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 21 May 1990.
Plot of Kanoya 1-minute geomagnetic field for during the geomagnetic storm on 21 May 1990.

*) Plot diagram opens in a separate window.



yGeomagnetic storm observed on 26 May 1990z
Observatory Commencing time Ending time Geomagnetic field Geoelectric field
Type (sudden/gradual) Amplitude of abrupt onset H (nT)
‚g(nT)
Range Range
Hour Minute
(UTC)
Date Time
(UTC)
Horizontal component
H (nT)
Declination
D (arcminute)
Vertical component
Z (nT)
East-west component
(mV/km)
North-south component
(mV/km)
Kakioka 20h 37m 27d 24h sudden +25 138 17.8 83
Memambetsu 20h 37m 27d 22m sudden +24 144 23.1 48
Kanoya 20h 37m 27d 21h sudden +35 157 13.9 97

(*) Time is in UTC (Universal Time Coordinated).
(*) Time is given in 1-minute increments for the sudden commencement type and in 0.1-hour increments for the gradual commencement type.
(*) "-1" is displayed for the range, when it is unknown due to missing measurements, etc.
(*) The range may not be determined for a storm which is followed by the next one before its ending (the ending time is indicated by "C").


Plot of Kakioka 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 26 May 1990.
Plot of Memambetsu 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 26 May 1990.
Plot of Kanoya 1-minute geomagnetic field for during the geomagnetic storm on 26 May 1990.

*) Plot diagram opens in a separate window.



To the top of this page