Equatorial middle atmospheric temperature response to solar activity, 1971-1982, from spectral analyses

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Atmospheric Temperature, Equatorial Atmosphere, Middle Atmosphere, Solar Activity, Solar Terrestrial Interactions, Spectrum Analysis, Rocket-Borne Instruments, Solar Cycles, Sunspots, Vertical Distribution

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Autospectral and cross-spectral analyses of rocket temperature data of the middle atmosphere (20-80 km), and of sunspot number data, for the 1971-1982 period have been performed, demonstrating a response of the temperature of the middle atmosphere over the rocket launching station THUMBA to long-period events. The estimated spectra were submitted to the chi-squared test with a 90-deg confidence level at 20 deg of freedom. For the sunspot series, no quasi-periodic fluctuations were noted over the 11-year period at the chosen confidence level. Quasi-periodic temperature oscillations were, however, found: semiannual-type periodicities at 30 and 40 km, and long-periodic events and quasi-biennial oscillations at 70 km.

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