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Records of the magnetometers responding to the effects of big earthquakes were noticed more than a hundred years ago. Even then began to dispute what caused these effects: mechanical vibrations of instruments or electric or magnetic oscillations generated by the earthquakes. In Panagjurishte (PAG) observatory we have great opportunity to shed light on this issue because we have four important instruments installed on the site - three different types of magnetometers and one seismometer. Three large earthquakes wit...

The study of the dynamic behavior of the Earth’s magnetic field and its interaction with the Solar wind is an important for better understanding of the processes in the magnetosphere and on the surface of the Earth’s ground. This dynamic system is created due to solar-terrestrial interactions. The effects on the variations of the magnetic field induced by geomagnetic storms are strongly dependent on the local time and the latitude. Our goal is to study of the spectral characteristics of the ULF geomagnetic field v...

The spectral characteristics of the ULF waves (1mHz -1Hz) provide useful information about the conditions in the solar wind and in the magnetosphere. A series of geomagnetic field variations data are collected by the tri-axial search-coil instrument and acquisition system located at Panagjuriste, Geomagnetic Observatory (PAG), Bulgaria and other series of data are collected from two different instruments located at Conrad Observatory (WIC), Austria and Ebro Observatory (EBR), Spain, which operate within INTERMAGNE...