On the response of the exospheric temperature to the auroral heating impulse during geomagnetic disturbances

Bhatnagar, V. P.; Tan, A.; Ramachandaran, R.

doi:10.1016/j.jastp.2006.04.002

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“…The heat conduction mechanism has been discussed most recently by Bhatnagar et al (2006). Using their eqs.…”

Section: Brief History Of Upper Atmospheric Storm Researchmentioning

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Density Perturbations in the Upper Atmosphere Caused by the Dissipation of Solar Wind Energy

2010

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The upper atmosphere constitutes the outer region of the terrestrial gas envelope above about 100 km altitude. The energy budget of this outer gas layer is partly controlled by the dissipation of solar wind energy. Since this energy input is largely irregular, the resulting density changes are considered as perturbations. The properties and physics of such density perturbations are reviewed here. Besides being an important link in the complex chain of solar-terrestrial relations, such disturbances are also of practical interest because they affect the orbits of satellites and space stations and are responsible for ionospheric disturbance effects.Keywords Thermosphere (density and composition) Á Thermosphere (disturbances and storms) Á Solar-terrestrial relations (space weather effects)

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“…The heat conduction mechanism has been discussed most recently by Bhatnagar et al (2006). Using their eqs.…”

Section: Brief History Of Upper Atmospheric Storm Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Density Perturbations in the Upper Atmosphere Caused by the Dissipation of Solar Wind Energy

2010

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“…In order to compare the spherical surface solution with that of the flat surface solution (cf. Bhatnagar, et al, 2006), we notice that the corresponding circular wave-fronts on the flat surface will have radii of aθ and circumferences 2πaθ (Fig. C.1).…”

Section: Wave Propagation On Two-dimensional Spherical Surfacementioning

confidence: 95%