Physics
Scientific paper
Aug 1991
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1991jatp...53..729s&link_type=abstract
(Equatorial aeronomy; International Symposium, 8th, San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina, Mar. 21-27, 1990, Selected Papers. A92-138
Physics
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Airglow, Equatorial Atmosphere, Plasma Bubbles, Plasma Drift, Solar Terrestrial Interactions, Brazil, Optical Scanners, Photometers, Solar Activity, Solar Activity Effects
Scientific paper
Scanning 630-nm airglow angular photometers are used to measure the zonal velocities of ionospheric plasma depletions over Cachoeira Paulista in Brazil during the 1988-1990 time period. A strong tendency for velocity peaks is observed near 21 LT and midnight although the mean trend in the velocity local time variation is a decrease from early evening to postmidnight hours. The velocities and their height gradients are found to show perceivable increases with solar activity represented as sunspot numbers.
Abdu Mangalathayil Ali
Sobral José Humberto A.
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