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Half-century of radio probing of the ionosphere

T.L. Gulyaeva

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The history of ground-based vertical-incidence sounding of the ionosphere is outlined. The ionosonde network serves for the patrol of the quiet or disturbed state of the ionosphere. Duration of the ionosphere F region peak parameters disturbance is compared with total electron content quiet times and sudden ionospheric disturbances detected by radio signal deterioration.

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The history of ground-based vertical-incidence sounding of the ionosphere is outlined. The ionosonde network serves for the patrol of the quiet or disturbed state of the ionosphere. Duration of the ionosphere F region peak parameters disturbance is compared with total electron content quiet times and sudden ionospheric disturbances detected by radio signal deterioration.

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The history of ground-based vertical-incidence sounding of the ionosphere is outlined. The ionosonde network serves for the patrol of the quiet or disturbed state of the ionosphere. Duration of the ionosphere F region peak parameters disturbance is compared with total electron content quiet times and sudden ionospheric disturbances detected by radio signal deterioration.

Key concepts: Ionosphere, Ionosonde, QUIET, Depth sounding, Ionogram, Radio signal, Geology, Geodesy

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