BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE IONOSPHERE. AN ANNOTATED SURVEY THROUGH 1960

The great majority of papers on the ionosphere published in recognized periodical journals through 1960 are listed. The period covered goes back to the important pioneer studies of 1925, and in some cases to earlier work. Articles in symposium volumes, books, or technical reports are not included. P...

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Main Author: MANNING, L.A
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ATMOSPHERES
ATTENUATION
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
DENSITY
DIFFUSION
ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY
ELECTRON DENSITY
F REGION
IONOSPHERE
IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES
IONOSPHERIC PROPAGATION
IONS
MAGNETIC STORMS
NOISE
NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
POLARIZATION
RADIO WAVES
SCATTERING
SOLAR ECLIPSES
SOLAR FLARES
SPORADIC E
TEMPERATURE
TIDES
UPPER ATMOSPHERE
WEATHER FORECASTING
WIND
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Summary:The great majority of papers on the ionosphere published in recognized periodical journals through 1960 are listed. The period covered goes back to the important pioneer studies of 1925, and in some cases to earlier work. Articles in symposium volumes, books, or technical reports are not included. Papers are included if they deal with ionospheric radio propagation, radio studies of the ionosphere, or physics of the ionosphere important to radio studies. Examples of such topics are radio studies of the aurora, rocket studies of the upper atmosphere, eclipse effects on radio propagation, recombination and diffusion processes in the F region, solar effects on the ionosphere, and the formation of ionized meteor trails. Examples of topics excluded are many studies of the geomagnetic field, of the aurora by visual and spectroscopic methods, of solar radio astronomy, and of the design of communications systems. (Author)