Where's the Cusp?

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Optical Cusp Signatures• 33 day average ofgreen line and redlines magnetic zenithin LYR.• 5577 Å gap is reallya minimum aboutmagnetic noon.• 6300 Å shows twopeaks on either sideof mag noon.• Optical “Cusp” is 5 to8 hours wide.Thirty Years of Aeronomical Signatures of the Magnetospheric Cusp 16
Optical Cusp Signatures• Cogger’s first satelliteobservations fromISIS are similar toaverages in previousslide.• Day side 5577 Å gap.• Dual 6300 Å peaks indayside gap.• 5 to 8 hours wide.Thirty Years of Aeronomical Signatures of the Magnetospheric Cusp 17
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Page 9 and 10: Nightside/Dayside Aurora• Equator
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