Ionospheric incoherent scatter results : proceedings of Workshop V of the COSPAR Twenty-seventh Plenary Meeting held in Espoo, Finland, 18-29 July 1988
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Ionospheric incoherent scatter results : proceedings of Workshop V of the COSPAR Twenty-seventh Plenary Meeting held in Espoo, Finland, 18-29 July 1988
(Advances in space research, v. 9,
Published for the Committee on Space Research by Pergamon Press, 1989
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Description
This volume comprises 22 papers which were presented at Workshop V of the COSPAR 27th Plenary Meeting held in Espoo, Finland in July 1988. The technique of incoherent scatter is now 30 years old and the consistency with which it has measured parameters like electron concentration and electron temperature by totally independent methods has indicated the general accuracy of the method. The breadth of activity which characterises recent IS-based research indicates that the field is vital and growing, and incoherent scatter radars still provide the most powerful tool for probing the ionosphere from the ground. Research areas discussed covered large spatial scale studies concentrating on the electric field, the ionospheric trough and the global thermosphere, and those medium to small scale studies of auroral features, sporadic E and flow bursts utilizing the new techniques and capabilities of the EISCAT system. The emphasis was on high latitude and auroral phenomena, using information obtained by the three high latitude IS radars (EISCAT, Sondrestromfjord and Millstone Hill) used for studying convection dynamics and related phenomena.
Table of Contents
Panel Report. The F- and E-region studies by incoherent scatter radar, W Kofman. June 1987 GISMOS experiment: preliminary report on high time resolution, multi-radar measurements, C R Clauer et al . Ion flows and heating at a contracting polar-cap boundary: GISMOS observations indicating viscous-like interaction on the flanks of the magnetotail, M Lockwood et al . A study of auroral electron acceleration using the EISCAT radar and the Viking satellite, S Kirkwood et al . Observations of large field-aligned flows of thermal plasma in the auroral ionosphere, K J Winser et al . Studies of sporadic E-layer using the EISCAT incoherent scatter radar, T Nygren. Global thermospheric studies of neutral dynamics using incoherent-scatter radars, V B Wickwar. Analysis of incoherent scatter spectra from non-Maxwellian plasma, K Suvanto et al . Effect of unresolved electrojet microstructure on measurements of irregularity drift velocity in auroral radar backscatter, M V Uspensky et al . Response of the arecibo ionosphere to large HF-induced electron temperature enhancements, F T Djuth. Recent incoherent scatter techniques, M P Sulzer. Recent D-region research using incoherent scatter radar, C Hall. Author Index.
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