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Combining AMS-2 Observation to study Forbush decrease.. AMS-2 observes proton flux during different polarity epoch and different energy levels, the polarity and energy effect on Forbush decrease can be further studied. This will help to valuate the drift effect on cosmic ray transport. For the simulated cosmic ray flux oscillation pattern, combining AMS-2 observation to find more evidence and try to distinguish it from other effects such as CIR. AMS-2 can observe daily electron flux, this enable to study the electron Forbush decrease with observation data. Comparison study with the proton Fd, we can further understand the drift effect and diffusion theory. AMS-2 may observe the positron Forbush decrease for the first time, studying the difference between positron and electron Fd will clarify the charge effect on Fd. * * * * A study of Forbush Decreases with a full 3-D cosmic ray modulation model Xi Luo1,2 Marius Potgieter1, Veronica Bindi2 1 Center for Space Research, North-West University 2 Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Hawaii Solar Energetic Particles (SEP), Solar Modulation and Space Radiation Workshop : New Opportunities in the AMS-02 Era #2, 2017 Motivation 3D Forbush decreases (Fds) numerical model Simulation Results From Proton to Electron (Positron) Fds Combing AMS-2 data to Study Fds Conclusion Summary Motivation Main mechanism of the Forbush Decrease-``Reduced Diffusion’’. G. Zhang and L.F. Burlaga, 1988 This concept still has not been applied to 3-D, time-dependent numerical model. Only the magnetic cloud preceding with shock cause significant cosmic ray intensity decrease. Cosmic ray intensity decrease happens before the magnetic cloud. Seems to coincides with the turbulent sheath region. Diffusion Tensor Momentum Solar wind speed, cosmic ray drift Speed (Weak Scattering limit) Cosmic Ray Transport Equation Differential intensity (the number of particles per unit area, per unit time, per unit solid angle,