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2011 XXXth URSI General Assembly and Scientific Symposium, 2011
We present the first observation results of long-distance propagation effects of short radio waves at pump frequency, observed by passive Doppler sounding equipment at Irkutsk during heating facilities operation. We demonstrate two effects: dependence of the received signal amplitude on the propagation path during power-stepping mode and difference ...
Vladimir Kurkin +2 more
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We present the first observation results of long-distance propagation effects of short radio waves at pump frequency, observed by passive Doppler sounding equipment at Irkutsk during heating facilities operation. We demonstrate two effects: dependence of the received signal amplitude on the propagation path during power-stepping mode and difference ...
Vladimir Kurkin +2 more
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Radio Science, 1985
A development of a direct vision type high‐frequency Doppler frequency sounder and a setup of HF Doppler frequency sounding array at the northern part of Taiwan Island were presented. By use of all typhoons that occurred in 1982 and 1983, the detectability of the typhoon‐generated acoustic‐gravity waves by use of this HF Doppler frequency sounding ...
Kang Cheng
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A development of a direct vision type high‐frequency Doppler frequency sounder and a setup of HF Doppler frequency sounding array at the northern part of Taiwan Island were presented. By use of all typhoons that occurred in 1982 and 1983, the detectability of the typhoon‐generated acoustic‐gravity waves by use of this HF Doppler frequency sounding ...
Kang Cheng
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Radio Science, 2022
AbstractWe present an experiment to detect one ton TNT‐equivalent chemical explosions using pulsed Doppler radar observations of isodensity layers in the ionospheric E region during two campaigns. The first campaign, conducted on 15 October 2019, produced potential detections of all three shots. The detections closely resemble the temporal and spectral
K. S. Obenberger, D. C. Bowman, E. Dao
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AbstractWe present an experiment to detect one ton TNT‐equivalent chemical explosions using pulsed Doppler radar observations of isodensity layers in the ionospheric E region during two campaigns. The first campaign, conducted on 15 October 2019, produced potential detections of all three shots. The detections closely resemble the temporal and spectral
K. S. Obenberger, D. C. Bowman, E. Dao
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Peculiar transient phenomena observed by HF Doppler sounding on infrasound time scales
Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics, 2008Abstract Compared to investigations of the influence of gravity and planetary waves on the ionosphere, the effects of infrasound (periods from about 0.01 s to several minutes) variations have not been studied very much in the last 20 years. Here we present some recent results on peculiar transient phenomena occurring at infrasound timescales, as ...
J. Chum +4 more
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Coherent-array HF Doppler sounding of traveling ionospheric disturbances: I. Basic technique
Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, 1989Abstract We present an introduction to the use of phase-coherent, multi-receiver HF Doppier sounding arrays for measuring the horizontal velocity of traveling ionospheric disturbances (TID's). The point of departure is the theorem of Pfister (1971, J. atmos. terr. Phys .
A.R. Jacobson, R.C. Carlos
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2017 XXXIInd General Assembly and Scientific Symposium of the International Union of Radio Science (URSI GASS), 2017
Many studies have reported that ionospheric disturbances occur after big earthquakes. One of the causes of these coseismic ionospheric disturbances (CIDs) is the infrasound wave excited by Rayleigh wave propagated on the ground from the epicenter. The infrasound wave propagates upward and produces CIDs.
Hiroyuki Nakata +3 more
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Many studies have reported that ionospheric disturbances occur after big earthquakes. One of the causes of these coseismic ionospheric disturbances (CIDs) is the infrasound wave excited by Rayleigh wave propagated on the ground from the epicenter. The infrasound wave propagates upward and produces CIDs.
Hiroyuki Nakata +3 more
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Continental Shelf Research, 2008
A three-dimensional primitive-equation model is used to simulate the Long Island Sound (LIS) outflow for a 1-year (2001) period. The model domain includes LIS and New York Bight (NYB). Tidal and wind forcing are included, and seasonal salinity and temperature variations are assimilated. The model results are validated with the HF radar, moored acoustic
Jenq-Chi Mau +3 more
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A three-dimensional primitive-equation model is used to simulate the Long Island Sound (LIS) outflow for a 1-year (2001) period. The model domain includes LIS and New York Bight (NYB). Tidal and wind forcing are included, and seasonal salinity and temperature variations are assimilated. The model results are validated with the HF radar, moored acoustic
Jenq-Chi Mau +3 more
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics, 1979
Earthquake‐generated Rayleigh waves excite shock waves at the surface of the earth which propagate upward nearly vertically through the atmosphere as infrasound. The HF Doppler sounder is a sensitive tool for detecting and recording these infrasounds at ionospheric heights.
K. Najita, P. C. Yuen
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Earthquake‐generated Rayleigh waves excite shock waves at the surface of the earth which propagate upward nearly vertically through the atmosphere as infrasound. The HF Doppler sounder is a sensitive tool for detecting and recording these infrasounds at ionospheric heights.
K. Najita, P. C. Yuen
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 2004
Surface current (HF radar) and velocity profile observations, obtained as part of the Front‐Resolving Observational Network with Telemetry (FRONT) project over an approximately 2‐year period, are used to describe the seasonal variability of a coastal jet in the Long Island Sound outflow region.
D. S. Ullman, D. L. Codiga
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Surface current (HF radar) and velocity profile observations, obtained as part of the Front‐Resolving Observational Network with Telemetry (FRONT) project over an approximately 2‐year period, are used to describe the seasonal variability of a coastal jet in the Long Island Sound outflow region.
D. S. Ullman, D. L. Codiga
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IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing, 2021
Cyril Grima +2 more
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