Enhanced velocities and a shear in daytime E(sub sq) over Kwajalein and their relationship to 150 km echoes over the dip equator

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Daytime, E Region, Echoes, Electric Fields, Electrodynamics, Gravity Waves, Velocity, Doppler Radar, Radar Measurement, Variations

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We present the first evidence of enhanced irregularity-drift velocities and a velocity shear in the daytime E region at 4.3 deg N dip latitude. These features, found in radar measurements from Kwajalein during q-type sporadic E (E(sub sq)) events, are interpreted in terms of a polarization electric field that develops in response to the presence of latitudinal gradients in field-line-integrated conductivity caused by sporadic-E layers. Because the E region over Kwajalein connects directly to 150-km altitude over the magnetic dip equator, we suggest that a similar polarization process is responsible for the so-called 150-km echoes that have been observed routinely by the Jicamarca radar.

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