Abstract Using GPS satellites, the existence of ionospheric disturbances in the range of planetary wave periods is established based on global variations of the total electron content in the mid-latitude ionosphere in the summer months of 1990. For quasi-two-day variations, a substantial difference is found of the structure of these variations from variations with the same quasi-period in the atmosphere. In addition, it is demonstrated that the ionospheric response to quasi-seven-day atmospheric variations is a more general phenomenon than was commonly believed before. The observed variations of the total electron content are interpreted as a consequence of the modulation of tidal oscillations by planetary waves.
Structure of planetary disturbances of the mid-latitude ionosphere according to observations of GPS satellites
Cosmic Research ; 44 , 6 ; 463-467
2006-12-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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