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N.V. Semenova Polar Geophysical Institute, Apatity, Russia
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Examples of Spectral Resonance Structure (SRS) observed in Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory (L ~ 5.2) during two successive days
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Examples of SRS observed at Crete (Greece, L~1.3 ) during three successive days
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Examples of SRS observed in Barentsburg (Spitsbergen, L~15.2) during two successive days
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Generation of the Ionospheric Alfven Resonator (IAR) After Belyaev et al. (1985)
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The existence of the IAR causes resonance features of the ionosphere reflection coefficient F 1 F 2
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Dependence of the frequency interval of IAR ( F) on ionospheric parameters The theory of IAR predicts dependence of the SRS characteristics on parameters of upper ionosphere
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Morphological features of the Spectral Resonance Structures at mid-latitudes Morphological features of the Spectral Resonance Structures at mid-latitudes Nizhny Novgorod
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Examples of magnetic variation spectra observed at mid- latitude in the nighttime and daytime in the years of solar activity minimum
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The total number of observation days in half-year intervals Probability of the SRS observation in 6-month intervals during the solar activity cycle Variation of the number of sunspots during the solar activity cycle averaged over 6 months
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Morphological features of the Spectral Resonance Structures at high latitudes Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory
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Examples of Spectral Resonance Structure observed in Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory during two successive days
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The SRS frequency interval ( F) depends on interval ( F) depends on: local time season season solar activity solar activity
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The SRS occurrence rate depends on: local time local time season season solar activity solar activity
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Morphological features of the Spectral Resonance Structures at low latitudes Island of Crete, Greece
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Examples of SRS observed at Crete (Greece, L~1.3 ) during three successive days
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Dependence of SRS occurrence rate and frequency interval on UT
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Mixed SRS F 2 F 1
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Morphological features of the Spectral Resonance Structures at high latitudes Morphological features of the Spectral Resonance Structures at high latitudes Barentsburg, Spitsbergen
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Examples of SRS observed in Barentsburg (Spitsbergen, L~15.2) during two successive days
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The number of observation days and probability of SRS observation as a function of season
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Dependence of the F on season
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The example of simultaneous observations of SRS in Lovozero and Barentsburg 10 October 2003
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The example of simultaneous observations of SRS in Lovozero and Barentsburg 11 October 2003
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Model ionospheric profiles and calculated reflection coefficients for different conditions
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Comparison of the observed and calculated SRS frequencies
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Future plans
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