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标题：Gulf of California Electrical Hot-Spot Hypothesis Climate and Wildfire Teleconnections (Revisited)
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作者：Bruce A. Leybourne ; Giovanni P. Gregori ; Cornelis F. de Hoop 等
期刊名称：Journal of Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics
印刷版ISSN：1690-4532
电子版ISSN：1690-4524
出版年度：2020
卷号：18
期号：4
页码：127-130
出版社：International Institute of Informatics and Cybernetics
摘要：Recent wildfire outbreaks during a period of geomagnetic storms in October 2003 may be linked to electrical emanations from within the earth. Efforts to understand the behavior of these fire outbreaks and create forecasting tools is an ongoing commercial development linked to new theoretical considerations in tectonics and geomagnetic induction from solar coupling. Historical evidence from the most powerful space storm on record in September 1859, hints at the relationship to wildfires when telegraph wires shorted out in the United States and Europe, igniting widespread fires1. The strong solar storms that hit Earth in the final week of October 2003 were small in comparison to the 1859 [1] event but may have electromagnetically induced an arced shaped pattern of fires. The fire pattern follows crustal magnetic anomaly trends arcing eastward just north of Los Angeles then southward around San Diego extending into the Mexican Baja along the coast (Fig1).
关键词：Earth’s Endogenous Energy; El Nin͂o; Electrical Wildfire; Geologic Hotspot; Tidal Driven Geodynamo; SolarDeep Earth e.m;Induction.