Internal consistency analyses for partial and total reflection drifts data

Details Internal consistency analyses for partial and total reflection drifts data Internal consistency analyses for partial and total reflection drifts data

Mar 1979

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Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, vol. 41, Mar. 1979, p. 251-258. Research supported by the University of Saskatc

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Ionospheric Drift, Ionospheric Propagation, Radio Transmission, Wave Reflection, Wind Velocity Measurement, Angular Distribution, Standard Deviation, Statistical Correlation, Vector Analysis, Vertical Distribution

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Objective selection criteria for winds analysis have been devised on the basis of angle and vector difference distributions that employ adjacent estimates of velocity. The selection criteria were developed through study of winds data from partial reflection drift facilities. High-resolution wave studies may be conducted with data from 1-min record lengths, though 3-min records may provide better quality analyses. A correction for winds above 100 km altitude is suggested; a reduction in irregular winds also seems needed.

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