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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Ionospheric response to solar variability during solar cycles 23 and 24

Codrescu, Mihail, Vaishnav, Rajesh, Jacobi, Christoph, Berdermann, Jens, Schmölter, E. 15 March 2021 (has links)
The ionospheric variability and its complexity is strongly dependent on continuous varying intense solar extreme ultraviolet (EUV) and UV radiations. We investigate the ionospheric response to the solar activity variations during the solar cycle (SC) 23 (1999-2008) and 24 (2009-2017) by using the F10.7 index, and Total Electron Content (TEC) maps provided by the international GNSS service (IGS). Wavelet cross-correlation method is used to evaluate the correlation between F10.7 and the global mean TEC. The maximum correlation is observed at the solar rotation time scale (16-32 days). There is a significant difference in the correlation at the time scale of 32-64 days. During SC 23, the correlation is stronger than during SC 24. This is probably due to the longer lifetime of active regions during SC 23. The wavelet variance estimation method suggests that the variance during SC 23 is more significant than during SC 24. Furthermore, the Coupled Thermosphere Ionosphere Plasmasphere Electrodynamics (CTIPe) model was used to reproduce the ionospheric delay of about 1-2 days observed in the IGS TEC observations. A strong correlation was modelled as well as observed during a high solar activity year (2013) as compared to low a solar activity year (2008). / Die ionosphärische Variabilität ist stark abhängig von der kontinuierlich variierenden intensiven solaren extrem ultravioletten (EUV) und UV-Strahlung. Wir untersuchen die ionosphärische Reaktion auf Variationen der Sonnenaktivität während der Sonnenzyklen (SC) 23 (1999-2008) und 24 (2009-2017) mit Hilfe des F10.7-Radioflussindexes und TEC (Gesamtelektronengehalt, Total Electron Content) -Karten, die vom internationalen GNSS-Dienst (IGS) bereitgestellt werden. Wavelet-Kreuzkorrelation wird verwendet, um die Korrelation zwischen F10.7 und global gemitteltem TEC zu bestimmen. Die maximale Korrelation wird auf der Zeitskala der Sonnenrotation (16-32 Tage) beobachtet. Es gibt einen signifikanten Unterschied in der Korrelation auf der Zeitskala von 32 bis 64 Tagen. Während des SC 23 ist die Korrelation stärker als während SC 24. Dies ist auf die längere Lebensdauer der aktiven Regionen zurückzuführen. Das Wavelet-Varianz-Schätzverfahren legt nahe, dass die Varianz beim SC 23 mehr von Bedeutung ist, als während SC 24. Des Weiteren wurde das gekoppelte Thermosphäre-Ionosphäre-Plasmasphäre-Elektrodynamik (CTIPe) Modell verwendet, um die ionosphärische Verzögerung von 1-2 Tagen zu reproduzieren. Eine starke Korrelation wurde bei hoher Sonnenaktivität (2013) im Gegensatz zu geringer Sonnenaktivität (2008) simuliert und auch beobachtet.
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Variability of Gravity Wave Effects on the Zonal Mean Circulation and Migrating Terdiurnal Tide as Studied With the Middle and Upper Atmosphere Model (MUAM2019) Using a Nonlinear Gravity Wave Scheme

Lilienthal, Friederike, Yig˘ it, Erdal, Samtleben, Nadja, Jacobi, Christoph 03 April 2023 (has links)
Implementing a nonlinear gravity wave (GW) parameterization into a mechanistic middle and upper atmosphere model, which extends to the lower thermosphere (160 km), we study the response of the atmosphere in terms of the circulation patterns, temperature distribution, and migrating terdiurnal solar tide activity to the upward propagating smallscale internal GWs originating in the lower atmosphere. We perform three test simulations for the Northern Hemisphere winter conditions in order to assess the effects of variations in the initial GWspectrum on the climatology and tidal patterns of the mesosphere and lower thermosphere. We find that the overall strength of the source level momentum flux has a relatively small impact on the zonal mean climatology. The tails of the GW source level spectrum, however, are crucial for the lower thermosphere climatology. With respect to the terdiurnal tide, we find a strong dependence of tidal amplitude on the induced GW drag, generally being larger when GW drag is increased.
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Long-term changes and trends of mesosphere/lower thermosphere winds over Collm, Germany

Jacobi, Ch., Karami, K. 08 December 2023 (has links)
We analyse 43 years of mesosphere/lower thermosphere (MLT) horizontal winds obtained from a joint analysis of low frequency (LF) spaced receiver lower ionospheric drift measurements from 1979 through 2006 and very high frequency (VHF) meteor radar wind observations since 2004 at Collm (51°N, 13°E). Due to limitations of the earlier LF measurements, we restrict ourselves to the analysis of monthly mean winds near 90 km, which represents the height of maximum meteor activity as well as LF reflections in the MLT. In the 1980s and 1990s, we observe mainly positive trends of the zonal prevailing wind throughout the year, while the meridional winds tend to decrease in magnitude in both summer and winter. We also analyse interannual variability, in particular with respect to a possible signature of NAO and ENSO. These signals, however, are relatively weak and not stable throughout the time of observations. / Wir analysieren 43 Jahre Messungen horizontaler Winde in der Mesosphäre/unteren Thermosphäre (MLT) über Collm (51°N, 13°E), die aus einer gemeinsamen Analyse von Langwellen (LF) -Driftmessungen in der unteren Ionosphäre von 1979 bis 2006 und VHF-Meteorradar-Windbeobachtungen seit 2004 gewonnen wurden. Aufgrund der Einschränkungen der früheren LF-Messungen beschränken wir uns auf die Analyse der mittleren monatlichen Windgeschwindigkeiten bei 90 km, welches die Höhe maximaler Meteorraten sowie die mittleren nächtlichen LF-Reflexionshöhen in der MLT darstellt. In den 1980er und 1990er Jahren beobachten wir das ganze Jahr über hauptsächlich positive Trends des zonalen mittleren Windes, während die Stärke des meridionalen Windes sowohl im Sommer als auch im Winter tendenziell abnimmt. Wir analysieren auch die Variabilität von Jahr zu Jahr, insbesondere im Hinblick auf eine mögliche Signatur von NAO und ENSO. Diese Signale sind jedoch relativ schwach und nicht über die gesamte Beobachtungszeit stabil nachweisbar.
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Variability of Gravity Wave Effects on the Zonal Mean Circulation and Migrating Terdiurnal Tide as Studied With the Middle and Upper Atmosphere Model (MUAM2019) Using a Nonlinear Gravity Wave Scheme

Lilienthal, Friederike, Yiğit, Erdal, Samtleben, Nadja, Jacobi, Christoph 21 March 2023 (has links)
Implementing a nonlinear gravity wave (GW) parameterization into a mechanistic middle and upper atmosphere model, which extends to the lower thermosphere (160 km), we study the response of the atmosphere in terms of the circulation patterns, temperature distribution, and migrating terdiurnal solar tide activity to the upward propagating small scale internal GWs originating in the lower atmosphere. We perform three test simulations for the Northern Hemisphere winter conditions in order to assess the effects of variations in the initial GW spectrum on the climatology and tidal patterns of the mesosphere and lower thermosphere. We find that the overall strength of the source level momentum flux has a relatively small impact on the zonal mean climatology. The tails of the GW source level spectrum, however, are crucial for the lower thermosphere climatology. With respect to the terdiurnal tide, we find a strong dependence of tidal amplitude on the induced GW drag, generally being larger when GW drag is increased.

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