On formulating a simple D-region model
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Publication
1987 - Air Force Geophysics Laboratory, Ionospheric Physics Division, Hanscom AFB, Mass, Massachusetts
Language
English
Word Count
3,500 words, Guess
Page Count
14 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL59386492M
- OCLC Control Number367639020
Classifications
- LCCQC807.5 .U55 no.987
Description
This report focuses on a body of work that suggests that the effective recombination coefficients in the daytime D-Region are fairly invariant and thus lead to a rather simple solution for the electron concentrations. In addition, a quadratic expression is available for the estimation of electron concentrations at night. The ionization production rate q must be known and incorporated into the chemistry of the D region to determine electron concentrations (e) as a function of altitude. There is some D region research which supports a simple way to determine (e) once q is known. Thus, the daytime effective recombination coefficient, Psi, appears to be relatively insensitive to q and can provide for the determination of (e), (e) = sq rt(q/Psi) under steady-state conditions. For steady-state conditions at night, an equation exists which yields (e) with reasonable accuracy. Keywords: D Region; Ionosphere; Mesosphere.
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Series Statement
- Environmental research papers -- no. 987
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