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Effects of solar flares on the ionosphere as shown by the dynamics of ionograms recorded in Europe and South Africa
Veronika Barta
CORRESPONDING AUTHOR
Geodetic and Geophysical institute, Research Centre for Astronomy
and Earth Sciences, Sopron, Hungary
Gabriella Sátori
Geodetic and Geophysical institute, Research Centre for Astronomy
and Earth Sciences, Sopron, Hungary
Kitti Alexandra Berényi
Doctoral School of Environmental Sciences, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
Geodetic and Geophysical institute, Research Centre for Astronomy
and Earth Sciences, Sopron, Hungary
Árpád Kis
Geodetic and Geophysical institute, Research Centre for Astronomy
and Earth Sciences, Sopron, Hungary
Earle Williams
Parsons Laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
USA
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Short summary
The solar flare effects on ionosphere at midlatitudes and low latitudes were investigated with the systematic analysis of ionospheric parameters derived from ionograms (total radio fade-out, fmin, dfmin: deviation from the reference days). The duration of the total fade-out varied with the solar zenith angle. Furthermore, a solar-zenith-angle-dependent enhancement of the fmin and dfmin parameters was detected but the observed values also depended on the flare intensity.
The solar flare effects on ionosphere at midlatitudes and low latitudes were investigated with...
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