Multi-satellite scintillations, spread-F and sporadic-E over Brisbane. I

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Mar 1977

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(International Symposium on Equatorial Aeronomy, 5th, Townsville, Australia, Aug. 25-31, 1976.) Journal of Atmospheric and Terre

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Diurnal Variations, Ionospheric Propagation, Satellite Transmission, Scintillation, Sporadic E Layer, Spread F, Annual Variations, Daytime, Ionosondes, Microwave Transmission, Navigation Satellites, Nocturnal Variations

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Analysis of multisatellite scintillations and corresponding ionograms reveals a dependence of the diurnal distribution of scintillation magnitude on the type of nighttime spread-F and on sporadic E. A marked decrease in scintillations in mornings, in all seasons, is associated with the dawn maximum in the occurrence of frequency spread. Scintillations maximize at 2200-0200 LT at night, in association with an increase in the occurrence of range spread (particularly in the summer). A daytime increase in scintillations is observed 1400-1800 LT in the winter. Diurnal variations in the spatial distribution of scintillations argue for an equatorward expansion of scintillation regions.

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