A Sequential Sounding Rocket Flight Through Nighttime Midlatitude Plasma Layers

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2411 Electric Fields (2712), 2419 Ion Chemistry And Composition (0335), 2427 Ionosphere/Atmosphere Interactions (0335), 2443 Midlatitude Ionosphere, 2494 Instruments And Techniques

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A sequential rocket campaign launched out of NASA's Wallops Island Flight Facility (37.84N, 75.49W) sent four rockets though Sporadic-E and a suspected intermediate layer during one night in July of this year. The four payloads were launched between the hours of 3:19 and 7:07 GMT. Three of the rockets were mother-daughter payloads equipped with plasma impedance probes supplied by Utah State University and TMA chemical releases from Clemson University. The fourth rocket housed an electric field instrument, an ion mass spectrometer, and the new neutral wind instrument from the University of Texas Dallas along with a set of plasma impedance probes from Utah State University. An overview of the UTD instruments and the ionospheric conditions as derived from these data will be presented herein.

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