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Earth, Planets and SpaceThe eruption of the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai volcano on 15 January 2022 significantly impacted the lower and upper atmosphere globally. Using multi-instrument observations, we described disturbances from the sea surface to the ionosphere associated with
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Counter-Electrojet Associated Changes in the Equatorial Anomaly: Part I -Evidence of Reversal of Upward Drifts [PDF]
, 1980 35-39Ionosonde data from two stations and ionospheric electron content data from five stations in the Indian zone have been used in conjunction with the ground magnetic data to study the changes in the equatorial anomaly associated with counter ...
Jain, A R
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Equatorial Electrojet & Interplanetary Plasma Parameters [PDF]
, 1975 132-137A comparative study of the day-to-day changes of equatorial electrojet parameters and interplanetary plasma parameters indicates that the normal noon-time electrojet weakens and counter-electrojet intensifies when positive B∞ (towards sun ...
Kane, R. P.
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Ionospheric VHF scattering near the magnetic equator during partial counter electrojet
, 1975 During periods of partial counter electrojet, i.e. when ΔH at an equatorial station is positive but lees than ΔH at a non-equatorial low latitude station, the scatter echoes of VHP radio wares from the E-region of the ionosphere are shown to disappear ...
Rastogi, R. G.
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Counter-Electrojet Associated Changes in the Equatorial Anomaly: Part II-Jicamarea Radar Observations of Reversal of Upward Drift [PDF]
, 1980 67-68Published F-region vertical ion drift observations for Jicamarca are analyzed in conjunction with ground magnetic field data (H component) for Huancayo and Fuquene.
Jain, A R
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Influence of the Equatorial Counter-Electrojet on the Diurnal Variation of NmF2
, 1980 247-248The association between the occurrence of the counter electrojet phenomenon and the diurnal variation of the maximum electron density of the F2-layer (NmF2) in the equatorial electrojet region is investigated by a simple technique.
Rao, B A, Rao, D R K
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Solar Flare Effect in Equatorial Magnetic Field during Morning Counter Electrojet [PDF]
, 1981 190-192Surface geomagnetic signatures of intense solar radio noise bursts are studied from the magnetograms of several equatorial and low latitude observatories.
Rangarajan, G K, Rastogi, R G
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Equatorial Counter Electrojet-Solution of Some Dilemma [PDF]
, 1986 114-118The examination of horizontal geomagnetic fields at Huancayo and Fuquene with corresponding fEsq at Huancayo at intervals of each 5 min during storms, revealed that any disappearance of Esq corresponded to the negative ∆H (Huancayo) ∆H (Fuquene ...
Patil, A, Alex, S, Rastogi, R G
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, 1992 A model using photochemistry and transport due to electric fields and gravity wave winds has been used to explain the formation of ionisation layers observed over an equatorial station Thumba (dip 0°47′S) with rocket-borne Langmuir probes during two ...
Pandey, R., Prakash, S., Sinha, H. S. S.
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Disturbance daily variation of electrojet current at Indian longitude sector
, 2000 Using the hourly mean data of the horizontal (H) and vertical (Z) components of the geomagnetic field at the set of nine observatories in India, it has been found that the Disturbance Daily Variation (SD) of H shows a prominent midday depression over the
Rastogi, R. G., R.G Rastogi
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