Terrogenic effects in the ionosphere: a review

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Oct 1989

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Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, Volume 57, Issue 1-2, p. 115-128.

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An attempt is made to collect and to analyze critically the existing experimental evidence of terrogenic effects in the ionosphere. By terrogenic effects we mean phenomena which indicate that the ionosphere `feels' the structure and the properties of the underlying surface of the Earth. The review includes discussion of coast effect in aurora and in ionospheric currents, deep faults and aurora, equatorial electrojet and tectonic features, ionospheric concentration and Moho zone, magnetic anomalies and aurora, atmospheric electricity and orographic effect and seismogenic faults and ionospheric anomalies. Special attention is paid to the consideration of experimental data provided by photometric observations at high and middle latitudes.

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