1978
DOI: 10.1029/ja083ia01p00025
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Phase height variations and vertical drift in the E region

Abstract: An attempt has been made to explain the departure of the observed hourly variation of phase height of E region reflections at 2.2 MHz from that expected of a simple undisturbed Chapman layer as the effect of vertical electromagnetic drift. Calculations show that a peak drift velocity ranging between the extreme limits 50.0 and 2.5 m/s located about 2 km below the electron density peak may account for the observed departure. Considering some related observational data it is suggested that the vertical drift vel… Show more

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