STUDY OF COSMIC RADIATION NEAR THE EARTH'S NORTH GEOMAGNETIC POLE.

Data were continuously recorded by the high counting rate neutron and meson detectors at Geopole Station, Thule, and were distributed to the World Data Centers. New equipment for providing punched paper tape output, and for monitoring neutron multiplicities, was constructed. Many facets of a wide va...

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Main Author: Pomerantz,Martin A.
Other Authors: FRANKLIN INST SWARTHMORE PA BARTOL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1970
Subjects:
Atmospheric Physics
(*POLAR REGIONS
*COSMIC RAYS)
NEUTRONS
SOLAR FLARES
REPORTS
MESONS
INTENSITY
NEUTRON DETECTORS
NETWORKS
CHARGED PARTICLES
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
Geomagnetic Pole
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0703347
http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0703347
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Summary:Data were continuously recorded by the high counting rate neutron and meson detectors at Geopole Station, Thule, and were distributed to the World Data Centers. New equipment for providing punched paper tape output, and for monitoring neutron multiplicities, was constructed. Many facets of a wide variety of cosmic ray intensity variations have been studied, including the solar diurnal variations, north-south asymmetries, and solar particle precipitation. (Author) Various reprints included.

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