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1-D Hybrid Kinetic/Fluid Modelling of the Jovian Magnetosphere. / Constable, DA; Ray, Licia C; Badman, Sarah et al.
2019. Poster session presented at National Astronomy Meeting 2019, Lancaster, United Kingdom.

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Constable, DA, Ray, LC, Badman, S, Arridge, C, Lorch, C, Martin, C & Gunell, H 2019, '1-D Hybrid Kinetic/Fluid Modelling of the Jovian Magnetosphere', National Astronomy Meeting 2019, Lancaster, United Kingdom, 30/06/19 - 4/07/19.

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Constable, DA., Ray, L. C., Badman, S., Arridge, C., Lorch, C., Martin, C., & Gunell, H. (2019). 1-D Hybrid Kinetic/Fluid Modelling of the Jovian Magnetosphere. Poster session presented at National Astronomy Meeting 2019, Lancaster, United Kingdom.

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Constable DA, Ray LC, Badman S, Arridge C, Lorch C, Martin C et al.. 1-D Hybrid Kinetic/Fluid Modelling of the Jovian Magnetosphere. 2019. Poster session presented at National Astronomy Meeting 2019, Lancaster, United Kingdom.

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Constable, DA ; Ray, Licia C ; Badman, Sarah et al. / 1-D Hybrid Kinetic/Fluid Modelling of the Jovian Magnetosphere. Poster session presented at National Astronomy Meeting 2019, Lancaster, United Kingdom.

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title = "1-D Hybrid Kinetic/Fluid Modelling of the Jovian Magnetosphere",
abstract = "Based on early measurements from the Juno spacecraft, magnetosphere-ionosphere-thermosphere (MIT) coupling studies of the Jovian system are thought to have under-estimated the densities of plasma species in the high-latitude regions of the magnetosphere. As the main auroral oval of Jupiter is driven by particles precipitating into the planetary atmosphere in these regions, characterising the density and potential structure along high-latitude magnetic field lines is of particular interest. To that end, a 1-D spatial, 2-D velocity hybrid kinetic/fluid model is under development. This model will allow the middle magnetosphere regions (~20-50 RJ) responsible for the main oval to be investigated numerically. Previous 1-D kinetic models of the Jovian system have been constrained to the Io flux tube. Through the use of code parallelisation, non-uniform spatial mesh and fluid treatment of species, the computational challenge of modelling of the Jovian middle magnetosphere can be reduced. The model allows density profiles, potential structures, current flow and precipitating particle fluxes to be found. Comparison of these outputs to data from Juno will help to validate the model, along with providing refinements to MIT theory.",
author = "DA Constable and Ray, {Licia C} and Sarah Badman and Chris Arridge and Chris Lorch and Carley Martin and Herbert Gunell",
year = "2019",
month = jul,
day = "2",
language = "English",
note = "National Astronomy Meeting 2019, NAM 2019 ; Conference date: 30-06-2019 Through 04-07-2019",

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TY - CONF

T1 - 1-D Hybrid Kinetic/Fluid Modelling of the Jovian Magnetosphere

AU - Constable, DA

AU - Ray, Licia C

AU - Badman, Sarah

AU - Arridge, Chris

AU - Lorch, Chris

AU - Martin, Carley

AU - Gunell, Herbert

PY - 2019/7/2

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N2 - Based on early measurements from the Juno spacecraft, magnetosphere-ionosphere-thermosphere (MIT) coupling studies of the Jovian system are thought to have under-estimated the densities of plasma species in the high-latitude regions of the magnetosphere. As the main auroral oval of Jupiter is driven by particles precipitating into the planetary atmosphere in these regions, characterising the density and potential structure along high-latitude magnetic field lines is of particular interest. To that end, a 1-D spatial, 2-D velocity hybrid kinetic/fluid model is under development. This model will allow the middle magnetosphere regions (~20-50 RJ) responsible for the main oval to be investigated numerically. Previous 1-D kinetic models of the Jovian system have been constrained to the Io flux tube. Through the use of code parallelisation, non-uniform spatial mesh and fluid treatment of species, the computational challenge of modelling of the Jovian middle magnetosphere can be reduced. The model allows density profiles, potential structures, current flow and precipitating particle fluxes to be found. Comparison of these outputs to data from Juno will help to validate the model, along with providing refinements to MIT theory.

AB - Based on early measurements from the Juno spacecraft, magnetosphere-ionosphere-thermosphere (MIT) coupling studies of the Jovian system are thought to have under-estimated the densities of plasma species in the high-latitude regions of the magnetosphere. As the main auroral oval of Jupiter is driven by particles precipitating into the planetary atmosphere in these regions, characterising the density and potential structure along high-latitude magnetic field lines is of particular interest. To that end, a 1-D spatial, 2-D velocity hybrid kinetic/fluid model is under development. This model will allow the middle magnetosphere regions (~20-50 RJ) responsible for the main oval to be investigated numerically. Previous 1-D kinetic models of the Jovian system have been constrained to the Io flux tube. Through the use of code parallelisation, non-uniform spatial mesh and fluid treatment of species, the computational challenge of modelling of the Jovian middle magnetosphere can be reduced. The model allows density profiles, potential structures, current flow and precipitating particle fluxes to be found. Comparison of these outputs to data from Juno will help to validate the model, along with providing refinements to MIT theory.

M3 - Poster

T2 - National Astronomy Meeting 2019

Y2 - 30 June 2019 through 4 July 2019

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