Near-UV Pulsations in the Aurora Region Measured by Orbital Telescope TUS during High-Intensity and Long-Duration Continuous AE Activity

Tracking Ultraviolet Set-up (TUS) on board the Lomonosov satellite measured the UV intensity pulsations in the auroral region. Sixty-four events with pulsations were registered during two measurement periods from 26 December 2016–10 January 2017 and 8–15 November 2017. During both periods, a high-in...

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Published in:Remote sensing (Basel, Switzerland) Switzerland), 2023-01, Vol.15 (1), p.147
Main Authors: Klimov, Pavel, Kalegaev, Vladimir, Sigaeva, Ksenia, Ivanova, Alexandra, Antonyuk, Grigory, Benghin, Viktor, Zolotarev, Ivan
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