AN EXPOSITORY STUDY ON THE EQUATORIAL ELECTROJET
S. O. Agha, G. A. Agbo
Abstract
S. O. Agha, G. A. Agbo
Abstract
The equatorial electrojet has been reviewed. The dip equator in comparison with other equators was considered. There have also been some highlights on the E-region ionosphere. It was noted that both the dip equator and the E-region are prerequisite concepts in electrojet studies. It is observed that the phenomenon of the equatorial electrojet has very strong dependence on the ionospheric activities in the E-region height and on the dip equator location.
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The equatorial electrojet has been reviewed. The dip equator in comparison with other equators was considered. There have also been some highlights on the E-region ionosphere. It was noted that both the dip equator and the E-region are prerequisite concepts in electrojet studies. It is observed that the phenomenon of the equatorial electrojet has very strong dependence on the ionospheric activities in the E-region height and on the dip equator location.
Key concepts: Equatorial electrojet, Equator, Electrojet, Magnetic dip, Ionosphere, Geophysics, Geology, Geodesy