Atmospheric delay fluctuations with scale sizes greater than one kilometer, observed with a radio interferometer array

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Atmospheric Effects, Radio Interferometers, Radio Transmission, Time Lag, Troposphere, Wind Effects, Annual Variations, Antenna Arrays, Diurnal Variations, Point Sources, Radio Sources (Astronomy), Ray Tracing, Signal Reception, Wave Front Deformation

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Consideration is given to phase disturbances in the flat wavefront from a point radio source in terms of a quadratic function of receiving antenna position. The function represents the influence of atmospheric reactive structures larger than 1300 m, the size of the array. It is found that: (1) irregularities with sizes larger than the array predominate, (2) many move at speeds characteristic of tropospheric winds, and (3) diurnal and seasonal variations indicate a tropospheric origin.

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