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 a decrease in daytime F2 region MUFs
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vk3pa
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Posted - 28 May 2006 :  08:23:50 AM  Show Profile  Visit vk3pa's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Propagation Tidbit -- As we move into summer, we'll see a decrease in
daytime F2 region MUFs. This is in large part due to a change in the
composition of the atmosphere at F2 region altitudes. Summer brings
decreased ratios of O (atomic oxygen) to O2 (molecular oxygen) and of O to
N2 (molecular nitrogen).
Since the electron production rate at F2 region
altitudes depends on the concentration of O, whereas the electron loss rate
is controlled by O2 and N2, a decrease in O to O2 and O to N2 ratios leads
to lower daytime MUFs in the summer
.
we are referenced to nth hemi..
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