Polar Cap Spectral Emission Intensities and Their Relationship to Selected Geomagnetic Parameters.

Selected spectral emission data from the One Meter Fastie-Ebert Scanning Spectrometer located at the AFCRL Geopole Station, Thule, Greenland have been scaled and analyzed. The autocorrelation power spectral density and diurnal variation of the emission have been examined. Linear correlations have be...

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Main Authors: Frey,John H., Fischer,William L., Miller,David L.
Other Authors: SCIENCE RESOURCES FOUNDATION WATERTOWN MASS
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1972
Subjects:
Atmospheric Physics
(*AIRGLOW
POLAR REGIONS)
CORRELATION TECHNIQUES
GEOMAGNETISM
SKY BRIGHTNESS
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
TABLES(DATA)
POWER SPECTRA
GREENLAND
SEASONAL VARIATIONS
EMISSION SPECTRA
Greenland
Thule
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0743941
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Summary:Selected spectral emission data from the One Meter Fastie-Ebert Scanning Spectrometer located at the AFCRL Geopole Station, Thule, Greenland have been scaled and analyzed. The autocorrelation power spectral density and diurnal variation of the emission have been examined. Linear correlations have been performed between emissions by month and UT hour, by season and by total data set. Linear correlations between emissions and selected geomagnetic parameters have also been performed. The indeterminacy of results due to the occurrence of zeros in the data is discussed. (Author)

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