Cosmic noise ‘Absorption’ by E region plasma waves
Naresh C. Mehta, N. D’Angelo
Abstract
Naresh C. Mehta, N. D’Angelo
Abstract
Ionospheric electric field data from Chatanika, Alaska, and simultaneous riometer data from College, Alaska, are analyzed in the light of a recently proposed ‘absorption’ mechanism, whereby attenuation of the cosmic radio noise measured on riometers is at times the result of backscatter into space of cosmic radio waves by E region plasma waves.
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Ionospheric electric field data from Chatanika, Alaska, and simultaneous riometer data from College, Alaska, are analyzed in the light of a recently proposed ‘absorption’ mechanism, whereby attenuation of the cosmic radio noise measured on riometers is at times the result of backscatter into space of cosmic radio waves by E region plasma waves.
Key concepts: Riometer, Ionospheric absorption, Ionosphere, Physics, Attenuation, Radio wave, COSMIC cancer database, Absorption (acoustics)