NASA Logo

NTRS

NTRS - NASA Technical Reports Server

Collections About News Help Login

Due to the lapse in federal government funding, NASA is not updating this website. We sincerely regret this inconvenience.

Back to Results
Possible relationships between solar activity and meteorological phenomenaA symposium was conducted in which the following questions were discussed: (1) the evidence concerning possible relationships between solar activity and meteorological phenomena; (2) plausible physical mechanisms to explain these relationships; and (3) kinds of critical measurements needed to determine the nature of solar/meteorological relationships and/or the mechanisms to explain them, and which of these measurements can be accomplished best from space.
Document ID
19760007440
Acquisition Source
Legacy CDMS
Document Type
Conference Proceedings
Authors
Bandeen, W. R. (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt, MD, United States)
Maran, S. P. (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt, MD, United States)
Date Acquired
September 3, 2013
Publication Date
January 1, 1975
Subject Category
Geosciences (General)
Report/Patent Number
LC-74-600165
NASA-SP-366
Report Number: LC-74-600165
Report Number: NASA-SP-366
Accession Number
76N14528
Distribution Limits
Public
Copyright
Work of the US Gov. Public Use Permitted.

Related Records

IDRelationTitle19760007441WorkRelationships between solar activity and climate change19760007442WorkSolar activity and the weather19760007443WorkMagnetometeorology: Relationships between the weather and earth's magnetic field19760007444WorkKidson's relation between sunspot number and the movement of high pressure systems in Australia19760007445WorkProposed geomagnetic control of semiannual waves in the mesospheric zonal wind19760007446WorkCertain regularities of geomagnetic and Baric fields at high latitudes19760007447WorkOn possible interactions between upper and lower atmosphere19760007448WorkA spectral solar/climatic model19760007449WorkA possible correlation between maxima of the far ultraviolet solar irradiance and central meridian passages of solar magnetic sector boundaries19760007450WorkThe aurora as a source of planetary-scale waves in the middle atmosphere19760007451WorkDirect satellite observations on bremsstrahlung radiation as a technique to investigate its role in meteorological processes19760007452WorkSolar flux and its variations19760007453WorkGeomagnetic responses to the solar wind and the solar activity19760007454WorkSolar models in relation to terrestrial climatic variations19760007455WorkPossible relationships between solar activity and atmospheric constituents19760007456WorkFuture monitoring of charged particle energy deposition into the upper atmosphere and comments on possible relationships between atmospheric phenomena and solar and/or geomagnetic activity19760007457WorkApparent relationship between solar sector boundaries and 300-millibar vorticity: Possible explanation in terms of upward propagation of planetary-scale waves19760007458WorkHigh-latitude ionospheric winds related to solar-interplanetary conditions19760007459WorkSolar modulation of atmospheric electrification through variation of the conductivity over thunderstorms19760007460WorkSolar luminosity variations and the climate of Mars19760007461WorkSome problems in coupling solar activity to meteorological phenomena19760007462WorkNumerical experiments on short-term meteorological effects on solar variability19760007463WorkAuroral effects in the D region of the ionosphere19760007464WorkTwo possible mechanisms for relating terrestrial atmospheric circulation to solar disturbances19760007465WorkCorrelations and linkages between the sun and the earth's atmosphere: Needed measurements and observations19760007452WorkSolar flux and its variations19760007447WorkOn possible interactions between upper and lower atmosphere19760007461WorkSome problems in coupling solar activity to meteorological phenomena19760007459WorkSolar modulation of atmospheric electrification through variation of the conductivity over thunderstorms19760007443WorkMagnetometeorology: Relationships between the weather and earth's magnetic field19760007457WorkApparent relationship between solar sector boundaries and 300-millibar vorticity: Possible explanation in terms of upward propagation of planetary-scale waves19760007455WorkPossible relationships between solar activity and atmospheric constituents19760007441WorkRelationships between solar activity and climate change19760007463WorkAuroral effects in the D region of the ionosphere19760007445WorkProposed geomagnetic control of semiannual waves in the mesospheric zonal wind19760007444WorkKidson's relation between sunspot number and the movement of high pressure systems in Australia19760007462WorkNumerical experiments on short-term meteorological effects on solar variability19760007454WorkSolar models in relation to terrestrial climatic variations19760007458WorkHigh-latitude ionospheric winds related to solar-interplanetary conditions19760007453WorkGeomagnetic responses to the solar wind and the solar activity19760007451WorkDirect satellite observations on bremsstrahlung radiation as a technique to investigate its role in meteorological processes19760007449WorkA possible correlation between maxima of the far ultraviolet solar irradiance and central meridian passages of solar magnetic sector boundaries19760007465WorkCorrelations and linkages between the sun and the earth's atmosphere: Needed measurements and observations19760007464WorkTwo possible mechanisms for relating terrestrial atmospheric circulation to solar disturbances19760007450WorkThe aurora as a source of planetary-scale waves in the middle atmosphere19760007460WorkSolar luminosity variations and the climate of Mars19760007448WorkA spectral solar/climatic model19760007446WorkCertain regularities of geomagnetic and Baric fields at high latitudes19760007442WorkSolar activity and the weather19760007456WorkFuture monitoring of charged particle energy deposition into the upper atmosphere and comments on possible relationships between atmospheric phenomena and solar and/or geomagnetic activity
No Preview Available