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Magnetic field fluctuations in the vicinity of the Earth's bow shock havebeen investigated with the aim to characterize the intermittent behaviour ofstrong plasma turbulence. The observed small-scale intermittency may be thesignature of a multifractal process but a deeper inspection reveals caveats insuch an interpretation. Several effects, including the anisotropy of thewavefield, the violation of the Taylor hypothesis and the occasional occurrenceof coherent wave packets, strongly affect the higher order statisticalproperties. After correcting these effects, a more Gaussian and scale-invariantwavefield is recovered.

Non-Gaussian statistics in space plasma turbulence: fractal properties and pitfalls