Monitoring geomagnetic parameters due to day and night time / Mimi Haryani Norini

Geomagnetic activity is one of the earth events that related to the several phenomena that occur in our solar system. This event can occurred due to many reasons and one of the reasons is due to day and night time. This project is employed to study relationship between geomagnetic activity and day and night time based on two stations. Data in this study were taken from Magnetic Data Acquisition System (MAGDAS) that received from Space Environment Research Center (SERC), Kyushu University. In this study, data are observed in two MAGDAS location which are situated at Manado, Indonesia (1.44°N, 124.84°E) and Onagawa, Japan (38.44°N, 141.48°E). These locations are taken to observe the comparison between effect at equatorial and low latitude. The MAGDAS data were consists of three components of magnetic field which are H, D, and Z. All these three components were analyzed during day time and night time by using their amplitude variation. This MAGDAS data was processed by using MATLAB software to plotting the graph to obtain the amplitude of the polarization. In order to prove the result obtain, all the evidence from the recent study was taken as a references. From this project, there are different effect obtain from the day and night time