The variations of plasma density recorded by CSES-1 satellite possibly related to Mexico Ms 7.1 earthquake on 8th September 2021
Natural Hazards Research(2022)
摘要
This work analyzed the Ms 7.1 earthquake occurred at 01:47 UT on September 8th, 2021, in Acapulco City, Guerrero, Mexico (17.12° N, 99.6° W, N and W represent north and west, respectively) with a 30 km focal depth by using multiple parameters recorded by China Seismo-Electromagnetic Satellite-1 (CSES-1). In this work, we studied the electron density (Ne) recorded by langmuir probe and O+ from plasma analyzer package at a height of 507 km 15 days before the earthquake. After excluding the plasma density variations caused by the geomagnetic storms on August 28th and September 7th, the results revealed that the nighttime Ne, and O+ increased on September 2nd (6 days before the earthquake) simultaneously within ±10° in latitude and ±10° in longitude around the epicenter. In addition, the enhancement was also found in electron density profile (EDP) between 200 km and 300 km derived from GNSS radio occultation data. Not only the different particle species (Ne and O+) at 507 km, but also electron density at 507 km and EDP in lower ionosphere shown anomalies 6 days before the earthquake. Basing on the results, we suggest that the enhancements of Ne, O+, and EDP on September 2nd are possible related to the Mexico Ms 7.1 earthquake on September 8th.
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CSES-1 satellite,Earthquakes,Plasma density variations
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