Signatures of quasi-2-day planetary waves in the equatorial electrojet: results from simultaneous observations of mesospheric winds and geomagnetic field variations at low latitudes

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Jan 2001

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Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Volume 63, Issue 9, p. 813-821.

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Observations of mesospheric winds in the altitude region 84-98km with the medium frequency (MF) radar located close to the magnetic equator at Tirunelveli (8.7°N,77.8°E geographic, /0.35°N magnetic dip), India, and the ground-based geomagnetic data from the low latitude Indian sector, are used to identify the signatures of the quasi-2-day (QTD) planetary waves in the equatorial electrojet (EEJ). It is found that there is a reasonable correlation between the occurrence times of the quasi-2-day oscillation in the EEJ strength and the mesospheric winds as revealed by the observations.

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