Generation of VLF waves in the ionosphere with coherent dual‐site excitation

Wong, A. Y.; Wei, E.; Pau, J.

doi:10.1029/2005rs003326

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“…Figures 1–4 show photographs of the EISCAT heating, HAARP, HIPAS, and SPEAR facilities, respectively. The proximity of HAARP and HIPAS, whose separation of 289 km is of the order of a VLF wavelength, has produced coherent excitation of VLF waves when operated together in phase [ Wong et al , 2007].…”

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Powerful electromagnetic waves for active environmental research in geospace

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Wong²

2009

Reviews of Geophysics

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[1] Powerful electromagnetic (EM) waves can exert welldefined influence on the atmosphere, ionosphere, and magnetosphere. These active EM interactions can provide spatiotemporal information on the near-Earth space environment (geospace). Objectives include remote monitoring and controlling of a wide range of parameters of geospace, controlling properties of the ionosphere and magnetosphere, as well as interaction with large-scale natural energy sources. In addition, applications such as mitigation of atmospheric pollutants and solar power satellites are discussed. Studies of EM wave interactions also contribute to the knowledge of anthropogenic effects in the geospace environment, such as the increasing use of EM radiation.

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