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William J. Longley
Research Professor, New Jersey Institute of Technology
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FARR: An Open-source Code for Modeling Radio Wave Propagation in Earth's Ionosphere
AGU 2024
spa-aeronomy | 12 december 2024
Alexander Green, William J. Longley, Matthew Young...
Radio wave propagation in Earths ionosphere is routinely disrupted by interactions with ionospheric irregularities, leading to both phase and amplitud...
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Non-resonant density fluctuations detected by Arecibo
AGU 2024
spa-aeronomy | 11 december 2024
William J. Longley, Lindsay V. Goodwin, Juha Vieri...
Thomson scatter radars have successfully measured plasma parameters in the ionosphere for over sixty years. Fundamentally, the radars measure increase...
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A Statistical Study of Ion Temperature Anisotropy Using AMISR Data
AGU 2024
spa-aeronomy | 11 december 2024
Aidan Thayer, Lindsay V. Goodwin, William J. Longl...
One of the longstanding problems in ionospheric science is that we typically assume the F-region ion temperature to be an isotropic Maxwellian, meanin...
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Probing distorted ion velocity distributions using AMISRs and Monte-Carlo simulations
AGU 2024
spa-aeronomy | 11 december 2024
Chirag Skolar, Lindsay V. Goodwin, William J. Long...
It is commonly assumed that the ion velocity distribution in the high-latitude F-region ionosphere is an isotropic Maxwellian. However, resonant O+-O ...
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Estimating Quasi-linear Diffusion Coefficients for Varying Values of Density Ratio
AGU 2024
spa-magnetospheric physics | 10 december 2024
Jay Albert, William J. Longley, Anthony A. Chan
We consider a method for estimating bounce-averaged quasi-linear diffusion coefficients for a specified value of density ratio (plasma frequency to gy...
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Particle losses in the Van Allen radiation belts: Quantifying precipitation and magnetopause losses
AGU 2024
spa-magnetospheric physics | 09 december 2024
Scot R. Elkington, Anthony A. Chan, Suhail Aldhura...
Particle fluxes in the Van Allen radiation belts vary as a result of a complex balance of acceleration, transport, and loss processes. One dominant lo...
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The Generation of 150 km Echoes Through Nonlinear Wave Mode Coupling
GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS
26 march 2024
William J. Longley

A fundamental problem in plasma turbulence is understanding how energy cascades across multiple scales. In this paper, a new weak turbulence theory...

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K2 Simulations of Radiation Belt Wave-Particle Interactions
NATURAL AND MAN-MADE ACCELERATION, LOSS, AND TRANSPORT OF ENERGETIC PARTICLES THROUGH WAVE-PARTICLE INTERACTIONS I POSTER
spa-magnetospheric physics | 15 december 2023
Suhail Aldhurais, Anthony A. Chan, Scot R. Elkingt...
The physical mechanisms responsible for radiation belt dynamics have a wide range of spatial and temporal scales, and developing a simulation code tha...
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