Titlebook: Ionospheric Modeling; Jurij N. Korenkov Book 1988 Springer Basel AG 1988 atmospheric sciences.modeling

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A Mathematical Model of the Middle and High Latitude Ionosphere,g and cooling processes. The model also takes account of the offset between the geomagnetic and geographic poles. A complete description of the ionospheric model is given, including a derivation of the relevant transport equations, formulas for all of the chemical and physical processes contained in

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Numerical Modeling of the High-Latitude F-Layer Anomalies,ic radio waves are investigated by using a three-dimensional ray-tracing computer program. Ray-path trajectories are presented for different values of the elevation angle of transmission. From our study, it was found that large-scale irregularity structures of the high-latitude ionosphere, in the pr

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Theory of Thermospheric Waves and their Ionospheric Effects,c IW is discussed. The analytical F2-ionosphere effect model is represented. The model is based on the ambipolar diffusion equation. The calculated results of F2 maximum height variations during magnetospheric sub-storms are compared with the empiric model data.

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A. A. Namgaladze,Yu. N. Korenkov,V. V. Klimenko,I. V. Karpov,F. S. Bessarab,V. A. Surotkin,T. A. Glusudden decrease in capital stocks and labor accompanying a natural disaster, we undertook Monte Carlo experiments. CGE simulations were then conducted using the outputs of the Monte Carlo experiments under four alternative scenarios. Results for macroeconomic and industry variables are presented, sh

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