Diurnal radio aurora variations at 50 Mhz measured by the bistatic auroral radar system radars
Authors:
- Dieter AndréDADieter André
- Allen G. McNamaraAMAllen G. McNamara
- Don D. WallisDWDon D. Wallis
- Bruce A. McIntoshBMBruce A. McIntosh
- Terry J. HughesTHTerry J. Hughes
- George J. SofkoGSGeorge J. Sofko
- James A. KoehlerJKJames A. Koehler
- Don R. McDiarmidDMDon R. McDiarmid
- Paul PrikrylPPPaul Prikryl
- Juergen WatermannJWJuergen Watermann
- 1 August 1988
- journal article
- Published by American Geophysical Union (AGU) in Journal of Geophysical Research
- Vol. 93 (A8) , 8651-8661
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