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    Manuscript - Ionospheric heating experiment with HF frequency-sweeping -- original radar power data

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    Watkins, Brenton
    Kuo, Spencer
    Secan, James
    Christopher, Fallen
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    HAARP radar power
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/10672
    Abstract
    This is the original data from the UHF diagnostic radar at HAARP during the experiment. The data represent the total back-scattered power (as function of time) from the Langmuir Parametric Decay Instability that occurs at a height immediately below the HF cut-off height that corresponds to the frequency of the high-power HF wave from the HAARP facility.
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    2019-11-22
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