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Pi 2 magnetic pulsations observed on the ground are a good indicator of the auroral breakup. However, they have not only corresponding full-substorm onsets but also most pseudobreakups. Another well-known substorm related phenomenon observed on the ground is positive bays. In order to identify full-substorm onsets from ground-magnetometer data, we developed a new algorithm based on "Singular Spectrum Analysis(SSA)". The algorithm enables us to screen Pi 2 pulsations accompanied by the magnetic positive bay. We applied proposed algorithm to ground-magnetometer data and compared to the obtained results with Polar/UVI data. As a result, we succeeded in identifying 62% of the full-substorm onsets from ground-magnetometer data obtained in the nighttime sector between 21 and 03LT.
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Tokunaga et al. (2011) studied this question.
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