The twelfth and thirteenth Japanese Antarctic Research Expeditions (JARE) carried out firings of two S-160JA rockets and twelve S-210JA pockets to observe the polar ionosphere and auroral phenomena at Syowa Station (69°00' S, 39°35' E; geomagnetic lat. 69.6°S, long. 77.1°E) in Antarctica. The electron density profiles of the ionosphere obtained by the two S-160JA rockets and eight S-210JA rockets experiments are given in this preliminary report
The electron fluxes precipitating into the aurora zone were observed by the electron spectrometers (...
Comprehensive studies of the polar substorm phenomena could be accomplished by expanding the observa...
The programme of the use of sounding rockets at Syowa Station in Antarctica was proposed by the Nati...
The 12th, 13th and 14th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition parties (1971-73), carried out firing...
During the 26th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition, measurements of electron density were carrie...
The rocket launching facilities were constructed at the Japanese Antarctic base, Syowa Station (69°0...
Two sounding rockets, S-210JA-20 and 21, were launched into the disturbed ionosphere from Syowa Stat...
Under the projects of the IMS, the Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition parties carried out soundi...
Two sounding rockets, S-210JA-22 and S-310JA-1,were successfully launched into the quiet daytime ion...
The rocket launching facilities were constructed at the Japanese Antarctic base, Syowa Station (69°0...
As a major enterprise of the International Magnetospheric Study (IMS) which was conducted in 1976-19...
Cylindrical electrostatic analyzers on board the Japanese Antarctic sounding rockets S-310JA-1 and S...
Ionospheric, auroral and geomagnetic observations were made simultaneously at Syowa Station during t...
In order to measure the ionospheric plasma in the polar region, a sounding rocket was fired at 22155...
Cylindrical electrostatic analyzers on board the Japanese Antarctic sounding rockets S-310JA-1 and S...
The electron fluxes precipitating into the aurora zone were observed by the electron spectrometers (...
Comprehensive studies of the polar substorm phenomena could be accomplished by expanding the observa...
The programme of the use of sounding rockets at Syowa Station in Antarctica was proposed by the Nati...
The 12th, 13th and 14th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition parties (1971-73), carried out firing...
During the 26th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition, measurements of electron density were carrie...
The rocket launching facilities were constructed at the Japanese Antarctic base, Syowa Station (69°0...
Two sounding rockets, S-210JA-20 and 21, were launched into the disturbed ionosphere from Syowa Stat...
Under the projects of the IMS, the Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition parties carried out soundi...
Two sounding rockets, S-210JA-22 and S-310JA-1,were successfully launched into the quiet daytime ion...
The rocket launching facilities were constructed at the Japanese Antarctic base, Syowa Station (69°0...
As a major enterprise of the International Magnetospheric Study (IMS) which was conducted in 1976-19...
Cylindrical electrostatic analyzers on board the Japanese Antarctic sounding rockets S-310JA-1 and S...
Ionospheric, auroral and geomagnetic observations were made simultaneously at Syowa Station during t...
In order to measure the ionospheric plasma in the polar region, a sounding rocket was fired at 22155...
Cylindrical electrostatic analyzers on board the Japanese Antarctic sounding rockets S-310JA-1 and S...
The electron fluxes precipitating into the aurora zone were observed by the electron spectrometers (...
Comprehensive studies of the polar substorm phenomena could be accomplished by expanding the observa...
The programme of the use of sounding rockets at Syowa Station in Antarctica was proposed by the Nati...