Equatorial spread-F and neutral atmospheric turbulence - A review and a comparative anatomy

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Atmospheric Turbulence, Equatorial Atmosphere, Neutral Atmospheres, Spread F, Coherent Scattering, Gravity Waves, Plasma Density, Power Spectra

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Satellite and rocket plasma density spectra obtained during equatorial spread-F conditions are presented and compared with similar measurements in the neutral atmosphere. It is concluded that horizontal spectral measurements show a peak at an outer scale quite similar to the scale of the undulations caused by gravity wave interactions with the ionosphere. At intermediate scales the plasma fluctuations have a 1D horizontal spectrum with a power law well described by a (-5/3) slope. The vertical power spectra seem to run the gamut in spectral form with slopes varying in the range from -1 to -3. It is concluded that the horizontal spectra are near universal in form, while the vertical spectra are quite variable.

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