Report on the observations of the total electron content of the ionosphere in Neustrelitz/GDR from 1976 to 1980

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Ionospheric Electron Density, Solar Activity Effects, Annual Variations, Atmospheric Composition, Atmospheric Temperature, Winter

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Radio beacon transmissions of the geostationary satellites ATS-6 and SIRIO-1 have been received in Neustrelitz (53.3 deg N, 13.07 deg E) during the years 1976-1980. The observations given in terms of the total electron content of the ionosphere N(F), show a long-term variation which is well correlated with the increasing solar activity during that period. Seasonal effects of annual and semiannual types are superimposed, resulting in daytime ionization maxima about the equinoxes. The seasonal or winter anomaly effect has been observed in N(F) during the rising and maximum phases of solar activity. It is suggested that the seasonal anomaly is mainly caused by an interplay of composition changes of the neutral gas and the thermospheric circulation pattern.

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