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Ionospheric dynamics in the polar cap

Australian Antarctic Data Centre
MORRIS, RAY J. ; DYSON, PETER L.
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The aim is to measure structure and drift in polar-cap ionospheric layers in order to test current theories and models, identify unexplained behaviour and develop theoretical explanations. The polar cap ionosphere is affected significantly by conditions in the solar wind, so it is important to understand this outer region of our environment, not just to extend our knowledge, but to improve space weather predictions. Specific outcomes will include advances in understanding and predicting the behaviour of the polar cap ionosphere, development of new ionospheric radar techniques, improved models of the polar cap electric field and training of postgraduate students. This project is also related to ASAC project 128 (ASAC_128).

Issued: 2000-08-08

Data time period: 1993-02-07

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text: northlimit=-63; southlimit=-70; westlimit=100; eastLimit=120; projection=WGS84

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ATMOSPHERE | ATMOSPHERIC WINDS | CONTINENT > ANTARCTICA | CONVECTION | DIGISONDES | DOPPLER RADAR | E-REGION DRIFT VELOCITY | EARTH SCIENCE | ENERGY DEPOSITION | F-REGION DRIFT VELOCITY | FIXED OBSERVATION STATIONS | GEOGRAPHIC REGION > POLAR | GEOMAGNETIC FORECASTS | GEOMAGNETISM | INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD | IONOGRAM | IONOSONDE | IONOSPHERE | MAGNETIC FIELD | PLASMA DRIFT VELOCITY | POLAR CAP CONVECTION | SOLAR ACTIVITY | SOLAR ENERGETIC PARTICLE PROPERTIES | SOLAR WIND | SOLID EARTH | SPACE > EARTH MAGNETIC FIELD > HIGH LATITUDE MAGNETOSPHERE | SPACE > EARTH MAGNETIC FIELD > INNER MAGNETOSPHERE | SUN-EARTH INTERACTIONS | UPPER LEVEL WINDS | VERTICAL LOCATION > IONOSPHERE | climatologyMeteorologyAtmosphere | geoscientificInformation |

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