Seasonal effects on auroral particle acceleration and precipitation

By K. Liou, P. Newell, C. Meng. 2001

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Energetics of the ionospheric feedback interaction (2002, background): “Studies including seasonal and solar cycle variations [Cattell et al., 1991; Newell et al., 1998; Liou et al., 2001] have confirmed this general result, concluding that more auroral acceleration occurs in the winter and at solar minimum.”