Wave-induced burst precipitation events detected with a digital ionosonde

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Electron Precipitation, Ionosondes, Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling, Very Low Frequencies, Critical Frequencies, Cyclotron Radiation, Ionospheric Propagation, Refractivity

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Initial results are presented from two methods whereby burst precipitation events in the lower ionosphere, almost certainly induced by VLF wave-particle interactions in the magnetosphere, have been detected using a ground-based digital ionosonde. In the first method, HF echoes are received above the critical frequency of the surrounding plasma; particle energies and the location and extent of the plasma enhancement may be deduced. In the second method, a rapid decrease in the phase of ionospheric echoes is observed due to refractive index changes along the echo path; particle energies, the duration of the precipitation event and the precipitation energy flux can be estimated.

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