Dynamics of ionospheric irregularities producing VHF radio wave scintillations at low latitudes

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Ionospheric Propagation, Radio Waves, Scintillation, Tropical Regions, Very High Frequencies, Diurnal Variations, Fleet Satellite Communication System, Ionospheric Drift, Magnetic Disturbances, Nocturnal Variations, Radio Beacons

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Using the data from a network of low latitude field stations in India, recording the amplitude scintillations on 244 MHz radio beacon signals transmitted from FLEETSAT at 73 deg E longitude, dynamics of patches of irregularities in the F-region have been estimated in E-W as well as N-S directions. The occurrence of scintillations in the Indian sector at a station close to the dip equator has been found to be at a maximum during E-months, less during D-months, and least during J-months. The scintillations are found to be greatly reduced during geomagnetic disturbances. The signature of individual scintillation events have been found to be remarkably identical at an E-W pair of stations seperated by 260 km.

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