Density gradients and type I velocities in the equatorial electrojet
VHF radar measurements of ionization irregularities in the equatorial electrojet (EEJ) at Thumba (dip 0.5^oN) for a morning counter electrojet (CEJ) indicate significant decrease in height and time structures of type I phase velocity. For this event, the influence of neutral winds and density gradie...
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VHF radar measurements of ionization irregularities in the equatorial electrojet (EEJ) at Thumba (dip 0.5^oN) for a morning counter electrojet (CEJ) indicate significant decrease in height and time structures of type I phase velocity. For this event, the influence of neutral winds and density gradients to the observed velocity changes have been studied. The absence of turbulence-related type II irregularities together with the presence of westward electric field points that electron density gradient length is positive and small, giving rise to decrease of type I velocity by about 20%. The possible causes that modify the observed velocity from the normally expected ion-acoustic velocity threshold are discussed. |
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VHF radar measurements of ionization irregularities in the equatorial electrojet (EEJ) at Thumba (dip 0.5^oN) for a morning counter electrojet (CEJ) indicate significant decrease in height and time structures of type I phase velocity. For this event, the influence of neutral winds and density gradients to the observed velocity changes have been studied. The absence of turbulence-related type II irregularities together with the presence of westward electric field points that electron density gradient length is positive and small, giving rise to decrease of type I velocity by about 20%. The possible causes that modify the observed velocity from the normally expected ion-acoustic velocity threshold are discussed. |
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