High-latitude ionospheric absorption
H.J.A. Chivers
Abstract
H.J.A. Chivers
Abstract
Observations of ionospheric absorption above Siple Station continued in 1974 using a solid-state riometer. Data are recorded on an eight-channel paper chart recorder with simultaneous observations of the magnetic field, magnetic micropulsations, and various very low frequency (VLF) receiving systems. This recording method makes it possible to compare phenomena observed on different channels without any uncertainty regarding the relative timing of events. (auth)
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Observations of ionospheric absorption above Siple Station continued in 1974 using a solid-state riometer. Data are recorded on an eight-channel paper chart recorder with simultaneous observations of the magnetic field, magnetic micropulsations, and various very low frequency (VLF) receiving systems. This recording method makes it possible to compare phenomena observed on different channels without any uncertainty regarding the relative timing of events. (auth)
Key concepts: Riometer, Ionosphere, Ionospheric absorption, Earth's magnetic field, Absorption (acoustics), Remote sensing, Ionospheric reflection, Geophysics