Angular variation of partial reflections from the D-region using a steerable beam radar

Details Angular variation of partial reflections from the D-region using a steerable beam radar Angular variation of partial reflections from the D-region using a steerable beam radar

Jun 1980

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Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, vol. 42, June 1980, p. 569-575. Research supported by the Radio Research Board

Physics

Angular Distribution, D Region, Ionospheric Propagation, Signal Reflection, Amplitudes, Phase Deviation, Radar Antennas, Signal Reception, Steerable Antennas, Zenith

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Partial reflection signal strengths of 1.98 MHz pulsed transmissions are described using an array whose effective beam is steered in the meridian plane to zenith angles of plus or minus 40 deg in 5-deg steps. In the lower D-region the angular variation of signal strength indicates specular reflection from a nearly horizontal reflector. Near and above 80 km altitude, signals are received over a wider range of angles.

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