We report new results from the 50-MHz Jicamarca radar in Peru (12° S, 77° W), which is able to observe backscatter from the daytime mesosphere on any given day. Since 2005, the …
A Dehghan, WK Hocking - Journal of atmospheric and solar-terrestrial …, 2011 - Elsevier
Measurements of turbulent energy dissipation rates by radar spectral-width procedures require differencing two numbers to produce a difference that is small relative to the two …
YF TIAN, DR LÜ - Chinese Journal of Geophysics, 2016 - en.dzkx.org
Beijing MST radar is one of the Chinese Meridian Project constructions of only two domestic MST radars. It was built by Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences …
Radar cross sections (RCS) of mesospheric layers at 50 MHz observed at Jicamarca, Peru, range from 10− 18 to 10− 16 m− 1, three orders of magnitudes smaller than cross sections …
Abstract MST (mesosphere, stratosphere, troposphere) radar observations at Jicamarca use four antenna beams, one vertical, others tilted to the east, west, and south, to detect the …
D Selvaraj, AK Patra, H Chandra, HSS Sinha… - Journal of Atmospheric …, 2014 - Elsevier
We present a comprehensive study on radar scattering cross section of mesospheric echoes and mesospheric turbulence parameters based on several days of observations made …
DL Hysell - Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences, 2022 - frontiersin.org
This paper discusses the relationship between planning and discovery in science using examples drawn from equatorial aeronomy in general and research at the Jicamarca Radio …
Short‐period gravity waves are ubiquitous in the mesosphere, but the vertical structures of their perturbations are difficult to observe. The Jicamarca 50‐MHz very high frequency radar …