Ionospheric Modelling

Front Matter....Pages i-v
Introduction....Pages 183-187
Simulations of the Seasonal and Universal Time Variations of the High-Latitude Thermosphere and Ionosphere Using a Coupled, Three-Dimensional, Model....Pages 189-217
Global Model of the Thermosphere-Ionosphere-Protonosphere System....Pages 219-254
A Mathematical Model of the Middle and High Latitude Ionosphere....Pages 255-303
A Three-Dimensional Model of Ionospheric F-Region....Pages 305-321
Numerical Modeling of the High-Latitude F-Layer Anomalies....Pages 323-334
Modeling of the Planetary Structure of the Ionosphere and the Protonosphere Coupling....Pages 335-352
Modelling of the Lower Ionosphere....Pages 353-379
An Investigation of the Dependence of Structural Parameters of the Middle Atmosphere on the Intensity of Photochemical and Dynamical Processes....Pages 381-401
Electron Loss and the Determination of Electron Concentrations in the D -Region....Pages 403-414
Modelling of Neutral-Gas Releases into the Earth’s Ionosphere....Pages 415-446
The Nighttime Winter Anomaly (NWA) Effect in the American Sector as a Consequence of Interhemispheric Ionospheric Coupling....Pages 447-471
Minimal Joule Dissipation Models of Magnetospheric Convection....Pages 473-489
Theory of Thermospheric Waves and their Ionospheric Effects....Pages 491-527
The Role of Vibrationally Excited Nitrogen in the Ionosphere....Pages 529-544
Quasilinear Heating of Electrons in the Earth’s Plasmasphere....Pages 545-559