The electrical conductivity in the region from 105 to 125km

Details The electrical conductivity in the region from 105 to 125km The electrical conductivity in the region from 105 to 125km

Mar 1968

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1968p%26ss...16..353w&link_type=abstract

Planetary and Space Science, vol. 16, Issue 3, pp.353-362

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During the last year a successful attempt was made by Hines to deduce the diurnal tide from rocket-release measurements. These data together with the results of the meteor-trail-method have been used to determine the tides in 52°N. The height-integrated electrical conductivity 3 ' for the region from 105 to 125 km and 52°N. latitude has been calculated using the theory of the symmetric dynamo, the tide data, and the solar daily quiet geomagnetic variations deduced from the records of the magnetic observatory Potsdam-Seddin-Niemegk. A first approximation of the annual variation, the variation during the sunspot cycle, and some values for the daily variation of 3 ' have been deduced. A comparison with data deduced from some rocket measurements gives a satisfactory agreement.

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