Letter to the Editor: First complementary observations by ionospheric tomography, the EISCAT Svalbard radar and the CUTLASS HF radar

Experimental results are presented from ionospheric tomography, the EISCAT Svalbard radar and the CUTLASS HF radar. Tomographic measurements on 10 October 1996, showing a narrow, field-aligned enhancement in electron density in the post-noon sector of the dayside auroral zone, are related to a tempo...

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Published in:Annales Geophysicae
Main Authors: Mitchell, C. N., Walker, I. K., Pryse, S. E., Kersley, I., McCrea, I. W., Jones, T. B.
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Springer Verlag 1998
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Svalbard
EISCAT
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/s00585-998-1519-2
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Summary:Experimental results are presented from ionospheric tomography, the EISCAT Svalbard radar and the CUTLASS HF radar. Tomographic measurements on 10 October 1996, showing a narrow, field-aligned enhancement in electron density in the post-noon sector of the dayside auroral zone, are related to a temporal increase in the plasma concentration observed by the incoherent scatter radar in the region where the HF radar indicated a low velocity sunwards convection. The results demonstrate the complementary nature of these three instruments for polar-cap ionospheric studies. Key words. Ionosphere · Auroral ionosphere · Polar ionosphere · Radio science (ionospheric physics)

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