Some effects of geomagnetic activity and ionospheric height rises on mid-latitude spread-F occurrence

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Geomagnetism, Magnetic Disturbances, Midlatitude Atmosphere, Spread F, Height, Kp Index, Night Sky, Sunspot Cycle

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It is found that for July and August 1966 (recorded at Brisbane, Australia) there is little tendency for spread-F to occur preferentially when the base height is above the average for the period. For the September-October period, however, spread-F occurs more often (by a factor of 2 or 3 depending on the geomagnetic activity) when the base height is above rather than below the average height. The analysis also shows that the overall spread-F occurrence decreased to some extent after periods of increased geomagnetic activity. This suppressed activity in the hours subsequent to geomagnetic activity is confirmed by superposed-epoch analyses using K indices as controls. It is thought that the results of all the analyses might be explained by invoking a transition height in the ionosphere (controlled by the neutral-particle density of the upper atmosphere).

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