RAPID: Novel Experimental Quantification of Energetic Electron Properties During Ionospheric Modification
RAPID:电离层修改过程中高能电子特性的新颖实验量化
基本信息
- 批准号:1748578
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.59万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2017-09-01 至 2019-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This one-year RAPID project is aimed at providing unprecedented empirical constraints on the energy distribution of electrons generated during high-power ionospheric modification as a means of advancing understanding of electron acceleration processes. High-power, high-frequency (HF) radio wave transmitters are an important tool for the experimental investigation of fundamental plasma physics in the terrestrial ionosphere. Three HF heating facilities (HAARP, EISCAT, and Arecibo Observatory) have demonstrated the ability to induce overhead plasma densities approaching those created by solar photoionization, thereby enabling empirical studies of energetic electron production, acceleration and transport. Despite numerous experiments over the past several decades, however, the physical mechanisms responsible for electron acceleration during ionospheric modification remain unsettled. In order to tackle this problem, this project adopts a novel approach that involves the combination of plasma-line and ion-line detection by the Arecibo Observatory incoherent scatter radar (ISR). This is the most sensitive instrument of its kind, together with passive measurement of optical airglow emitted by Oxygen atoms at 844.6 nm and 630.0 nm. The research campaign will utilize nearly all of the facility and the PI-owned optical instrumentation on site at the Arecibo Observatory and at the nearby Culebra island in an unprecedentedly coordinated effort. Unlike past investigations of electron acceleration during ionospheric modification, the research analysis during this project will incorporate coincident empirical estimates of thermospheric Oxygen density, which the PI will derive from calibrated measurements of the Oxygen 844.6 nm emission line brightness. This research effort will be led by an early-career, female PI. The research agenda of this RAPID project supports the Strategic Goals of the AGS Division in discovery, learning, diversity, and interdisciplinary research The results from the intended research effort to obtain unprecedented empirical constraints on energetic electron acceleration during ionospheric modification will have far-reaching impact on fundamental theories governing the physics of weakly magnetized plasmas. Future investigations of electron energy loss from pitch angle scattering in the plasmasphere, for example, will benefit from the results of this work. Although advancing ionospheric plasma physics is the primary focus of the effort, the careful experimental design by the PI will also yield crucial constraints on the rate of Oxygen 844.6 nm emission line excitation via O+ radiative recombination. Moreover, the intended implementation of astronomical calibration at this near-infrared wavelength as well as at the Oxygen 630.0 nm emission line will provide a long-awaited means of cross-calibrating the facility calibration sources for future campaigns. Finally, the new Oxygen 844.6 nm emission line photometer can easily be configured to conduct routine passive measurements for community use. Even in the absence of HF ionospheric heating, the calibrated Oxygen 844.6 nm emission line data provide a means for Thermospheric Oxygen sensing. This capability, which currently is not possible at any other ISR facility, enables crucial investigations of ion-neutral coupling which are needed to advance physics-based models of the upper atmosphere. .
这一为期一年的快速项目旨在对高功率电离层改造过程中产生的电子能量分布提供前所未有的经验性限制,作为促进对电子加速过程的理解的一种手段。 高功率高频无线电波发射机是地面电离层等离子体物理基础实验研究的重要工具。 三个HF加热设施(HAARP,EISCAT和阿雷西博天文台)已经证明了诱导头顶等离子体密度接近太阳光电离产生的密度的能力,从而使高能电子产生,加速和运输的经验研究成为可能。 尽管在过去的几十年里进行了大量的实验,然而,电离层修改过程中负责电子加速的物理机制仍然没有解决。 为了解决这个问题,该项目采用了一种新的方法,涉及等离子体线和离子线检测的阿雷西博天文台非相干散射雷达(ISR)的组合。 这是同类仪器中最灵敏的仪器,同时还可以被动测量氧原子在844.6 nm和630.0 nm处发射的光学气辉。 研究活动将以前所未有的协调努力,利用几乎所有的设施和在阿雷西博天文台和附近的库莱布拉岛现场的PI拥有的光学仪器。 与过去对电离层修改期间电子加速的调查不同,本项目期间的研究分析将结合热层氧密度的一致经验估计,PI将从氧844.6 nm发射线亮度的校准测量中得出。这项研究工作将由一位职业生涯早期的女性PI领导。 该RAPID项目的研究议程支持AGS部门在发现,学习,多样性和跨学科研究方面的战略目标。从预期的研究工作中获得电离层修改期间高能电子加速的前所未有的经验约束的结果,将对管理弱磁化等离子体物理学的基本理论产生深远的影响。 例如,未来对等离子体中俯仰角散射的电子能量损失的研究将受益于这项工作的结果。 虽然推进电离层等离子体物理学是这项工作的主要重点,但PI精心的实验设计也将对通过O+辐射复合激发氧844.6 nm发射线的速率产生关键的限制。 此外,在这一近红外波长以及氧气630.0 nm发射线上进行天文校准的计划将为未来的活动提供一种期待已久的交叉校准设施校准源的手段。 最后,新的氧气844.6 nm发射线光度计可以很容易地配置为进行常规的被动测量,供社区使用。 即使在没有高频电离层加热的情况下,校准的氧气844.6 nm发射线数据也提供了一种热层氧气传感的手段。 这种能力目前在任何其他ISR设施都是不可能的,它使离子-中性耦合的关键研究成为可能,而这是推进基于物理学的高层大气模型所必需的。 .
项目成果
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Data-constrained Numerical Modeling of the Distribution and Kinetics of Hydrogen (H) Atoms in the Terrestrial Atmosphere
陆地大气中氢 (H) 原子分布和动力学的数据约束数值模拟
- 批准号:
1733946 - 财政年份:2018
- 资助金额:
$ 2.59万 - 项目类别:
Continuing Grant
Collaborative Research: RAPID: Exocube 2 - A Cubesat to Measure In-situ the Global Distribution of Light Species Densities in the Exosphere
合作研究:RAPID:Exocube 2 - 一颗立方体卫星,用于原位测量外逸层中光物质密度的全球分布
- 批准号:
1719236 - 财政年份:2017
- 资助金额:
$ 2.59万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
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$ 2.59万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
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职业:电离层/热层系统驱动因素、状态参数和基本耦合机制的量化
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1454839 - 财政年份:2015
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$ 2.59万 - 项目类别:
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合作研究:CEDAR——一种估算中纬度热层氧密度的新技术
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