Author： Vasylyev V. Sergeev V.
Publisher： Springer Publishing Company
ISSN： 0167-9295
Source： Earth, Moon, and Planets, Vol.84, Iss.2, 1999-03, pp. : 81-93
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Abstract
Main features of high-frequency wave disturbances (periods ≤5 min), generated by the solar terminator passing through the Earth atmosphere in a speed-resonance mode, are theoretically investigated. With the troposphere model, formulated in this paper, and the solar terminator, considered as a wave source, the wave spectral density parameters have been computed. Both the terminator local speed, relating to the background, and the space-time lag of atmospheric heating are shown to essentially influence these features. Some possible methods for identification of high-frequency speed-resonant atmospheric waves are also discussed.
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