<p><i>The Dynamical Ionosphere: A Systems Approach to Ionospheric Irregularity</i> examines the Earthβs ionosphere as a dynamical system with signatures of complexity. The system is robust in its overall configuration, with smooth space-time patterns of daily, seasonal and Solar Cycle variability, b
Ionospheric Sporadic
β Scribed by Ernest K. Smith and Sadami Matsushita (Eds.)
- Year
- 1962
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 387
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Preface, Page ix, E.K. SMITH JR., S. MATSUSHITA
Introductory Remarks, Pages xi-xiii, E.K. SMITH, S. MATSUSHITA
The Occurrence of Sporadic E, Pages 3-12, ERNEST K. SMITH Jr.
Reflection Mechanisms for Sporadic E, Pages 13-27, K. TAO, J.R. WAIT
Final Remarks of 1957 AGARD Conference of Sporadic-E Ionization, Pages 28-33, J.A. RATCLIFFE
The Reflection Coefficient and Fading Characteristics of Signals Returned from the Es Layer at Ibadan, Pages 37-49, N.J. SKINNER, R.W. WRIGHT
A Study of Radio Wave Scattering from Sporadic E near the Magnetic Equator, Pages 51-77, KENNETH L. BOWLES, ROBERT COHEN
Sporadic E as Observed with Rockets, Pages 78-88, J. CARL SEDDON
Backscatter Observations of Sporadic E, Pages 89-109, R.D. EGAN, A.M. PETERSON
Sporadic E as Observed from Mayaguez, P. R. by Backscatter Sounders, Pages 110-122, B. DUEΓO
Report on Recent Es Work in Brisbane, Pages 123-130, J.A. THOMAS
Recent Sporadic-E Experimental Work in the United States, Pages 131-142, J.F. DEGREGORIO, J.W. FINNEY, K. KILDAHL, E.K. SMITH
Sporadic-E Propagation with 3 ΞΌsec Pulses, Pages 143-148, G.R. OCHS, R.J. CARPENTER, E.K. SMITH
Definitions of Frequency Parameters of EsβLayers and their Accuracy, Pages 151-165, KARL RAWER
The Occurrence of Sporadic E during the IGY, Pages 166-177, H.I. LEIGHTON, A.H. SHAPLEY, E.K. SMITH
A Note on the Heights of the Different IGY Types of Es, Pages 178-181, SANFORD C. GLADDEN
Variations in Frequency of Occurrence of Sporadic E, 1949β1959, Pages 182-193, W.B. CHADWICK
Lunar Tidal Variations of Sporadic E, Pages 194-214, S. MATSUSHITA
On the Width of the Equatorial Es Belt, Pages 215-218, R.W. KNECHT, R.E. MCDUFFIE
The Night-E Layer, Pages 219-231, G.A.M. KING
A Theoretical Study of Sporadic-E Structure in the Light of Radio Measurements, Pages 235-257, KAZUHIKO TAO
The Turbulence Criterion in Stably Stratified Shear Flow and the Origin of Sporadic E, Pages 258-275, DAVID LAYZER
The Formation of a Sporadic-E Layer from a Vertical Gradient in Horizontal Wind, Pages 276-291, J.D. WHITEHEAD
Structure of Es at Temperate Latitudes, Pages 292-343, K. RAWER
Interrelations of Sporadic E and Ionospheric Currents, Pages 344-375, S. MATSUSHITA
Concluding Remarks, Pages 376-380, S. MATSUSHITA, E.K. SMITH JR.
NAME INDEX, Pages 381-384
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 385-391
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