Equatorial rising structure in nighttime upper E-region: a manifestation of electrodynamical coupling of spread F

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In order to understand the recent radar observations of rising structures in the plasma densities in the upper E-region during nighttime at equatorial and low latitude stations, an investigation is made to explore the possible relation between the E- and F-region structures. The investigation revealed that the fringe fields associated with the development of equatorial spread-F (ESF) structures initiated by large-scale waves in the zonal direction, can penetrate well below the E-region. These fringe fields pull the structures upward and tilt them left- or right-hand side to generate rising tilted structures in the E-region. The depth of the penetration of the fringe fields from F-region altitudes mainly depends on the wavelength of the initial perturbation. The fringe fields can move the E-region structures upward with varying speeds, even when the background drift during nighttime is downward, depending on the strength of ESF development.

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