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1999b). lived acceleration of plasma sheet ions during the expansion phase of substorms. 37 Under the effect of the transient impulsive electric fields induced by relaxation of the magnetic field lines, ions with gyro-periods comparable to the field variation time scale can experience dramatic non-adiabatic heating. For example, when considering a 1-min magnetic reconfiguration, lowenergy O+ ions originating from the terrestrial ionosphere are found to be accelerated up to a few hundreds of keV during Earthward injection.