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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Hermine VloemansPublisher: Springer Imprint: Kluwer Academic Publishers Edition: 1974 ed. Volume: 46 Weight: 0.720kg ISBN: 9789027704672ISBN 10: 9027704678 Pages: 305 Publication Date: 31 December 1974 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Out of stock The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available. Table of Contents1 / Introduction.- 2 / Description of SID Techniques and Observations.- 2.1. The Sudden Enhancement of Atmospherics (SEAs).- 2.2. Sudden Enhancement of Signal Strengths (SES), Sudden Field Anomalies (SFA).- 2.3. Sudden Phase Anomalies (SPA).- 2.4. Short Wave Fadeouts (SWF).- 2.5. Sudden Cosmic Noise Absorption (SCNA).- 2.6. Sudden Increase of fmin (SIF).- 2.7. Flare Effects Observed with Pulsed Transmitters.- 2.8. Sudden Frequency Deviations.- 2.9. Wave Interaction Technique.- 2.10. Partial Reflection Observations.- 2.11. Satellite Radio Beacon Experiment — Changes in Total Electron Content (SITEC).- 2.12. Incoherent-Scatter Technique.- 2.13. Rocket Soundings.- 2.14. A Comparative Evaluation of Electron Density Profile Errors.- 3 / Flare Radiations Responsible for Ionospheric Effects.- 3.1. Quiet-Day Solar Flux in the EUV and X-Ray Regions.- 3.2. Flaretime Enhancements in XUV Fluxes.- 3.3. X-Ray Spectral Development.- 3.4. Photoelectrons During Flares.- 4 / SID Phenomenology.- 4.1. Occurrence of SIDs with X-Ray, EUV Flares and Microwave Bursts.- 4.2. Threshold X-Ray Flux for the Production of an SID.- 4.3. Level of Solar Radio Flux in the 3000 MHz Region and Its Relation to the Occurrence of Sudden Ionospheric Disturbances.- 4.4. The Size Correlation.- 4.5. Time of Growth and Relaxation Time.- 4.6. SDA Characteristics and Implications.- 4.7. Examinations of Complete Time Profiles of X-Ray Flares, Radio Noise Bursts and SID Effects.- 5 / Some Simple Analysis Techniques.- 5.1. Photoionization Rates and Equations of Continuity.- 5.2. Use of Relaxation Time.- 5.3. Decay Curve Analysis.- 5.4. Simultaneous Correlation of ?? and ? A.- 5.5. Zenith Angle Dependence of SIDs.- 6 / Some Outstanding Solar Flare Events.- 6.1. Ionospheric Effects of the Flare of July 7, 1966.-6.2. Ionospheric Effects of the Solar Flares of May, 1967.- 6.3. Ionospheric Effects of the Solar Flare of July 8, 1968.- 6.4. Ionospheric Effects of August 1972 Flare Events.- 7 / Development of Electron Density Profiles From Synoptic SIDs.- 7.1. Profiles from SCNA Measurements.- 7.2. Profile Determination from Simultaneous Use of SCNA and SPA Measurements.- 7.3. Profiles from Phase and Amplitude Measurements at VLF.- 8 / D-Region Ionization Profiles and Loss Rates During Flares.- 8.1. Flare Ionization Profiles.- 8.2. Loss Rate During Flares.- 9 / SIDs as a Tool for the Study of Aeronomy and Ion Chemistry.- 9.1. Photoionization Rates During Solar Flares.- 9.2. Minor Neutral Constituents in the Mesosphere.- 9.3. Ion Composition.- 9.4. Information on Nitric Oxide from Simultaneous Measurements of Electron Density and Solar X-Rays During Flares.- 9.5. Chemistry of D-Region During Flares.- 9.6. F-Region During Flares.- 10 / SIDs as Flare Radiation Monitoring Techniques.- 10.1. Information on the X-Ray Region.- 10.2. Information on EUV Flux from F-Region SIDs.- 11 / Polar Cap Absorption Events.- 11.1. Radio Measurement Techniques.- 11.2. PCA Morphology.- 11.3. November 1969 PCA Events.- 11.4. Principal Aeronomic Features of the Lower Ionosphere During a Major PCA.- 11.5. Chemistry of the Lower Ionosphere During PCAs.- References.- Special Data Volumes, Books and Conference Proceedings.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.ReviewsAuthor InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |