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A qualitative study is performed on plasma transport modelling in the innermagnetosphere, revealing the significance of a model use choice and itsparameterization. First, we examine particle transport using comparativeanalysis of both magnetic and electric field models. This work reveals thatthe electric field plays an important role in understanding particledynamics and the models lead to various results in terms of plasma source, energyand particle trajectory. We then concentrate particularly on proton lossassessment considering the charge exchange phenomenon. For that, models areneeded to provide a neutral hydrogen density estimation. So, exosphericmodels were tested in light of the Dynamics Explorer 1 measurements analysedby Rairden

Plasma transport modelling in the inner magnetosphere: effects of magnetic field, electric field and exospheric models