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Technical Possibilities and Limitations of the DPS-4D Type of Digisonde in Individual Meteor Detections

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By Zbysek Mosna, Csilla Szárnya, Antal Igaz, Daniel Kouba
| MDPI
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Analysis of the different physical mechanisms in the atypical sporadic E (Es) layer occurrence over a low latitude region in the Brazilian sector

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By da Silva, Zhonghua Xu, Veronika Barta, Zbysek Mosna
| Frontiers
Highlights • Digisonde data is used to study the spreading of Sporadic E-layers (Es) over Cachoeira Paulista, a low-latitude Brazilian station. • The inhomogeneous Es layer also occurred days before the magnetic storms or quiet times, not associated with the particle precipitation due to the SAMA. • The results show evidence that the instabilities added to the wind shear mechanism can cause the atypical Es layers, such as Kelvin-Helmholtz instability (KHI).
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