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Simultaneous small and large scale irregularities in the ionospheric F region
THE study of scintillation-producing irregularities over Australasia indicates a continuous spectrum of scale sizes of ionisation clouds 1 . Amplitude scintillations are most sensitive to small scale irregularities, peaking at 1 km transverse to the magnetic field 1,2 . The presence of large scale i...
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| Published in: | Nature (London) 1976-01, Vol.259 (5538), p.35-36 |
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| description | THE study of scintillation-producing irregularities over Australasia indicates a continuous spectrum of scale sizes of ionisation clouds
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. Amplitude scintillations are most sensitive to small scale irregularities, peaking at 1 km transverse to the magnetic field
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. The presence of large scale irregularities could be detected from the measurements of total electron content (TEC), using the Faraday rotation or dispersive-Doppler technique, on v.h.f./u.h.f. transmissions from satellites orbiting the Earth. There is considerable evidence of large wave structures in the F region; the wavelength and period of large ionospheric disturbances are similar to those of large scale gravity waves
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