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Hazard variation plots for the first peak of the 7–8th September 2017 storm using Swarm B Level1b OPER data. (a) plots the magnetic field intensity variation σFs(θ¯,ϕ¯)$ {\sigma }_{{F}_s}(\overline{\theta },\overline{\phi })$ over the time period. (b) shows Δσ¯Fs(Φ,Ψ2020)$ \Delta {\overline{\sigma }}_{{F}_s}(\mathrm{\Phi },{\mathrm{\Psi }}_{2020})$ i.e. panel (a) normalized by the mean magnetic variation of 2020. (c) plots the exceedance of the quantiles qn,Fs(θ¯,ϕ¯)$ {q}_{n,{F}_s}(\overline{\theta },\overline{\phi })$ where the colour scheme reflects if σFs(θ¯,ϕ¯)qn,Fs(θ¯,ϕ¯)$ {\sigma }_{{F}_s}(\overline{\theta },\overline{\phi })\ge {q}_{n,{F}_s}(\overline{\theta },\overline{\phi })$. (d) and (e) are as in Figure 5, except each timepoint represents when Swarm B passes between ±75° latitude and (d) over plots Hp60 to better match the cadence of these orbit segments. (f) and (g) are of the form of (c) but for the components Bx, By and Bz, respectively. They only show the exceedance of the highest quantiles (n ≥ 95).

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