Data Repository for 'Dayside Low Energy Electron Precipitation Driven by Hiss Waves in the Presence of Ionospheric Photoelectrons'

This is the dataset for 'Dayside Low Energy Electron Precipitation Driven by Hiss Waves in the Presence of Ionospheric Photoelectrons'. The paper is submitted to Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics. <br>As was demonstrated by many observations, hiss waves are often to observed in the dayside plasmasphere and plumes. Previous studies of hiss waves have been focused on the scattering of energetic electrons of 10–1,000 keV energies and only recently this focus was shifted to the energies below several keV down to the energies of tens of eV. These studies, however, did not include electrons of ionospheric origin photo- and secondary electrons. The major focus of our paper is dayside low energy electron precipitation driven by hiss waves in the presence of ionospheric photo- and secondary electrons. It is found that photoelectrons play an important role in hiss waves driven low energy electron precipitation phenomena. They are serving as the seed population that is required to study the low energy (below 1 keV) electrons using different kinetic approaches that are considered in this study.