ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REGIONS.
Measurements of both polar conductivities, the electric field, mobility, density of small ions, and other related atmospheric variables were made from an airplane between 30 m and 6 km on two different series of flights separated by six years. Twenty-two soundings made in 1955-56 show that the gener...
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ftdtic:AD0664480 2023-05-15T14:54:02+02:00 ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REGIONS. Kraakevik,J. H. Hoppel,W. A. NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON D C 1967-12-26 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0664480 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0664480 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0664480 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Atmospheric Physics (*ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING ARCTIC REGIONS) (*ATMOSPHERES ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES) ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY DENSITY CONDUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION GEOGRAPHY DIURNAL VARIATIONS THUNDERSTORMS ELECTRIC FIELDS MOBILITY HIGH ALTITUDE ELECTRONIC AIRCRAFT Text 1967 ftdtic 2016-02-18T20:45:37Z Measurements of both polar conductivities, the electric field, mobility, density of small ions, and other related atmospheric variables were made from an airplane between 30 m and 6 km on two different series of flights separated by six years. Twenty-two soundings made in 1955-56 show that the general electrical characteristics can be classified by geographical regions. The variation of conductivity with altitude in the Arctic is shown to agree well with theory, if the value of mobility obtained in a 1962 series is used. A comparison of the two series indicates that the conductivity above the exchange layer and the mechanism by which the atmospheric potential is maintained was nearly the same, on the average, during both series of measurements. (Author) Text Arctic Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic |
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Atmospheric Physics (*ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING ARCTIC REGIONS) (*ATMOSPHERES ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES) ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY DENSITY CONDUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION GEOGRAPHY DIURNAL VARIATIONS THUNDERSTORMS ELECTRIC FIELDS MOBILITY HIGH ALTITUDE ELECTRONIC AIRCRAFT |
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Atmospheric Physics (*ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING ARCTIC REGIONS) (*ATMOSPHERES ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES) ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY DENSITY CONDUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION GEOGRAPHY DIURNAL VARIATIONS THUNDERSTORMS ELECTRIC FIELDS MOBILITY HIGH ALTITUDE ELECTRONIC AIRCRAFT Kraakevik,J. H. Hoppel,W. A. ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REGIONS. |
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Atmospheric Physics (*ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING ARCTIC REGIONS) (*ATMOSPHERES ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES) ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY DENSITY CONDUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION GEOGRAPHY DIURNAL VARIATIONS THUNDERSTORMS ELECTRIC FIELDS MOBILITY HIGH ALTITUDE ELECTRONIC AIRCRAFT |
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Measurements of both polar conductivities, the electric field, mobility, density of small ions, and other related atmospheric variables were made from an airplane between 30 m and 6 km on two different series of flights separated by six years. Twenty-two soundings made in 1955-56 show that the general electrical characteristics can be classified by geographical regions. The variation of conductivity with altitude in the Arctic is shown to agree well with theory, if the value of mobility obtained in a 1962 series is used. A comparison of the two series indicates that the conductivity above the exchange layer and the mechanism by which the atmospheric potential is maintained was nearly the same, on the average, during both series of measurements. (Author) |
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ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REGIONS. |
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ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REGIONS. |
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ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REGIONS. |
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ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REGIONS. |
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ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REGIONS. |
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atmospheric electric characteristics of regions. |
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