Ionospheric electron content at temperate latitudes during the declining phase of the sunspot cycle.
Ionospheric electron content at temperature latitudes during declining phase of sunspot cycle determined by observation of Faraday effect
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A latitude survey of the equatorial electrojet with rocket-borne magnetometers
Rocket borne rubidium magnetometer measurements for latitude determination of equatorial electrojet
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High latitude geophysical data, July-September 1966
High latitude graphical and tabular geophysical data of ionospheric activity
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High latitude field of polar disturbances
Synoptic meteorological study of high latitude field of polar disturbances
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A diagnostic balance model for studies of weather systems of low and high latitudes /Rossby number less than 1/
Diagnostic balance model for small Rossby numbers applicable to studies of weather systems of high and low latitudes
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The latitude - local time dependence of low energy cosmic ray cut-offs in a realistic geomagnetic field
Latitude - local time dependence of low energy cosmic ray cut-offs in realistic geomagnetic field
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Analysis of declinations of Talcott pairs observed by the International Latitude Service /1935-1940/
Declination analysis of Talcott pairs observed by International Latitude Service from 1935 to 1940
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Fast neutron latitude variations in the atmosphere at solar minimum.
Fast neutron latitude variations in atmosphere during solar minimum measured by high-altitude balloons, noting neutron leakage into space
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A study of sporadic E at high latitudes.
Diurnal variation of sporadic E at high latitude as function of geomagnetic activity
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Evidence other than optical radar backscatter for the existence of an accumulation of dust between 70 and 140 km at low latitudes.
Meteoritic dust accumulations at low latitudes in upper atmosphere evidenced by observation of noctilucent clouds, estimating scattering function
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The scaler magnetic intensity at 1100 kilometers in middle and low latitudes
Satellite borne magnetometer for measuring scalar magnetic intensities in middle and low latitudes at 1100 km altitude
Heuring, F. T.↗
Field aligned electron bursts at high latitudes observed by OGO-4
Field aligned electron bursts at high latitudes observed by polar orbiting satellite OGO-4
Evans, D. S.↗
Variations of the Magnetic Field at High Latitudes and Structure of the Geomagnetic Field in the Magnetosphere
Magnetic field variations at high latitudes and geomagnetic structure of magnetosphere in terms of equatorial boundaries of oval auroral zones and of westerly current vortex
Fel Dshteyn, Ya. I.↗
The high latitude outer zone boundary for more than or equal to 40 keV electrons as observed by satellite Injun 3
High latitude outer zone boundary for greater than or equal to 40 keV electrons observed by Injun 3 satellite
Fritz, T. A.↗
Magnetospheric Convection Patterns Inferred from High Latitude Activity
Magnetospheric convection patterns inferred from high latitude ionospheric currents - use and limitations of convection models
Heppner, J. P.↗
Possible particle measurements in the high- latitude magnetosphere.
High latitude magnetospheric particle measurements, outlining fruitful research areas
Hoffman, R. A.↗
Abnormally large electron concentration in the ionospheric F2 region at summer-night in middle latitudes.
F 2 region electron density anomaly at summer night in middle latitudes implied by critical frequency diurnal variations
Sato, T.↗
The scalar magnetic intensity at 1100 kilometers in middle and low latitudes.
Satellite 1964-83C measuring scalar magnetic intensity in middle and low latitudes at 1100 km altitude, discussing differences between observed and computed values
Heuring, F. T.↗