A study of the equinox transition in the ionosphere above Buenos Aires (34.5 deg S, 58.5 deg W) and Canberra (35.3 deg S, 211 deg W), as observed in the height of the F2 layer

Details A study of the equinox transition in the ionosphere above Buenos Aires (34.5 deg S, 58.5 deg W) and Canberra (35.3 deg S, 211 deg W), as observed in the height of the F2 layer A study of the equinox transition in the ionosphere above Buenos Aires (34.5 deg S, 58.5 deg W) and Canberra (35.3 deg S, 211 deg W), as observed in the height of the F2 layer

Dec 1989

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Journal of Geophysical Research (ISSN 0148-0227), vol. 94, Dec. 1, 1989, p. 17009-17015.

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Atmospheric General Circulation Models, Equinoxes, F 2 Region, Argentina, Australia, Diurnal Variations, Ionosondes, Magnetic Disturbances, Meridional Flow, Thermosphere

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