Publication Date:
2006-04-26
Description:
The state of the ionosphere above stations in Kazakhstan is examined in connection with the proton flares of 7 July, 28 August, and 2 September 1966. Universal time is used. It is established that a proton flare causes increased radio absorption (the ionization of the D-region is enhanced, and the minimum reflected frequencies decrease). Magnetic storms and ionospheric disturbances are observed on the earth one-and-a-half to two days after some proton flares.
Keywords:
GEOPHYSICS
Type:
Morphology of the Quiet and Disturbed Ionosphere; p 17-22
Format:
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