Ionospheric disturbances during the annular eclipse of September 23, 1987.

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Jul 1990

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Acta Geophys. Sin., Vol. 33, No. 4, p. 384 - 390

Physics

Earth Ionosphere: Solar Eclipses

Scientific paper

During the annular eclipse of Sep 23, 1989, several kinds of observation, such as TEC and Doppler measurements in a three-station network as well as a rapid-run ionosonde, were simultaneously carried out at Wuhan Ionospheric Observatory to observe the ionospheric effects of the eclipse. Both the horizontal propagation and the vertical evolusion of the traveling ionospheric disturbances (TIDs) after the solar eclipse are investigated in detail. It is found that the TIDs in different ionospheric heights propagated to, instead of from, the central band of the eclipse with downward phase velocities. This may imply that the sources of the TIDs are located in the lower atmosphere far from the eclipse band.

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