Auroral ionospheric conductivities: a comparison between experiment and modeling, and theoretical f<sub>10.7</sub>-dependent model for EISCAT and ESR - Archive ouverte HAL
Article Dans Une Revue Annales Geophysicae Année : 1996

Auroral ionospheric conductivities: a comparison between experiment and modeling, and theoretical f10.7-dependent model for EISCAT and ESR

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Several authors have published models of auroral conductances in the past. Some of them are based on theoretical approaches; others are the result of observations. The data bases for the latter models range from 8 h to 3 years of experiments. In this paper, we show the results of our own modeling, based on a coupled ki- netic/fluid approach. We compare these results to the sta- tistical model based on 3 years of experiment. We then model the auroral ionospheric conductances above EISCAT and the EISCAT-Svalbard Radar for different solar-activity indices. These modeled conductances are fitted with a simple law depending on the f10.7 index and on the solar zenith angle.
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hal-00329058 , version 1 (18-06-2008)

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J. Lilensten, P. L. Blelly, W. Kofman, D. Alcaydé. Auroral ionospheric conductivities: a comparison between experiment and modeling, and theoretical f10.7-dependent model for EISCAT and ESR. Annales Geophysicae, 1996, 14 (12), pp.1297-1304. ⟨hal-00329058⟩
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