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Observing the mid-latitude aurora
Light in Nature VII, 2019The aurora is a beautiful night sky optical phenomenon that is readily seen at high-latitude locations, but with more effort can also be seen and enjoyed at mid-latitude locations. Guidelines for when and where to look are presented, along with a rich array of photographic examples of mid-latitude auroras exhibiting all the usual range of green, red ...
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Statistical Properties of Mid-latitude Atmospheric Variability
2007This chapter wishes to propose a description of the statistical properties of mid-latitude atmospheric waves for observational data-sets and state-of-the-arts climate models simulations. Therefore, a non-linear theory, accounting for a relevant part of the mid-latitude variability, has been revised in terms of its signature in observational and model ...
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The slab thickness of the mid-latitude ionosphere
Planetary and Space Science, 1973The thickness of the peak of the ionosphere depends primarily on the temperature T sub n of the neutral gas, and corresponds approximately to an alpha-Chapman layer at a temperature of 0.87T sub n. The overall slab thickness, as given by Faraday rotation measurements, is then tau = 0.22T sub n + 7 km.
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Mid-latitude Spread F long-term occurrence characteristics as a function of latitude over Europe
Advances in Space Research, 2022T L Gulyaeva
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Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 1993
Trevor Kennea, T. N. Carlson
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Trevor Kennea, T. N. Carlson
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