the first gps-tec imaging of the space structure of ms wave packets excited by the solar terminator

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Abstract
Using TEC measurements from the dense network of GPS sites GEONET, we have obtained the first GPS-TEC image of the space structure of medium-scale traveling wave packets (MS TWP) excited by the morning solar terminator (ST). We found that ST-generated wave packets have duration of about 1–2 h and time shift of about 1.5–6 h after the morning ST appearance at an altitude of 300 km. The TWP wave front extends along the morning ST line with the angular shift of about 20°. The time period and wave-length of ST-generated wave packets are about 10–20 min and 200–300 km, respectively. The velocity of the TWP phase front traveling is of about 300 m/s. The space image of MS TWP manifests itself in pronounced anisotropy and high coherence over a long distance of about 2000 km.
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Authors ;E. L. Afraimovich;I. K. Edemskiy;S. V. Voeykov;Yu. V. Yasyukevich;I. V. Zhivetiev
Journal journal of food measurement and characterization
Year 2009
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10.5194/angeo-27-1521-2009
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