First Results from the 2014 Coordinated Measurements Campaign with HAARP and CASSIOPE/ePOP

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First Results from the 2014 Coordinated Measurements Campaign with HAARP and CASSIOPE/ePOP Carl L. Siefring, Paul A. Bernhardt, Stanley J. Briczinski, and Michael McCarrick Naval Research Laboratory Matthew R. Wilkens Sotera Defense Solutions Inc. Gordon James and Andrew Yau University of Calgary Michael Mitchell University of Florida IES2015 May 13 2015

Ionospheric Modification with High Power Radio Waves Electron Temperature Elevation Plasma Pressure and Density Changes VLF Ducts and Conductivity Modification VLF Waveguides and VLF Generation High Power Electromagnetic Wave Beam Plasma Irregularity Formation Electrostatic Wave Generation Enhanced Radar Scatter Ion Line Low Frequency Waves VHF/UHF/ L-Band Scintillations and HF Scattering Plasma Line Mode Conversion Stimulated Electromagnetic Emissions Parametric Decay and Strong Turbulence High Frequency Waves Electron Acceleration Artificial Aurora/ Plasma Layer Generation

Enhance Polar Outflow Probe (epop) 29 September 2013 Launch 325 km x 1500 km Orbit 80 o Inclination Instrument Description PI Scientific Output HAARP Application CER Coherent EM Radio Tomography Bernhardt Electron content VHF, UHF, L-Band Radio Scintillation and TEC FAI Fast Auroral Imager Cogger Infrared and visible images Artificial Aurora and Glow Plasma Layers GAP GPS Attitude and Profiling Experiment Langley Spacecraft position and attitude L-Band Radio Scintillation IRM Imaging and Rapid- Scanning Ion Mass Spectrometer Yau Low energy ion detection Thermal and Supra- Thermal Ions MGF Fluxgate Magnetometer Wallis 3-D magnetic field and currents ELF Waves NMS Neutral Mass Spectrometer Hayakawa 0.1-2km/s neutral particles Neutral Composition RRI Radio Receiver Instrument James Radio wave propagation Direct Capture of Pump and SEE SEI Suprathermal Electron Imager Knudsen Low energy electron detection Energetic Electron Detection epop Instruments Support Ionospheric Irregularity and Propagation Studies 3

epop and High Power HF Waves epop Instruments Provide Unique Data for Understanding High Power HF Wave Interactions Waves RRI HF Wave Decay Products HF Scattering Low Frequency Transmissions CER and GAP Detection of Radio Scintillations and TEC Changes MGF Measures ULF Magnetic Wave Generation Plasma Heating and Energization IRM Gives Ion Energization and Composition Change SEI Gives Electron Energization and Flow NMS Gives Neutral Composition and Enhanced Flow Optical Emissions FAI Artificial Aurora Glow Plasma Discharge Layers epop Experiments VHF, UHF and L-Band Radio Scintillations (CER) HF Wave Scatter from Field Aligned Irregularities (RRI) VLF Generation by Modulated HF Waves (RRI) Stimulated Electrostatic and Electromagnetic Emissions (RRI) Artificial Ionization/Field Aligned Irregularities (FAI, RRI, CER, GAP)

epop Orbit and Groundtrack 325 km x 1500 km 80 o Inclination Nearby Ascending and Descending Passes Each Day Ground Track Pattern Shift Slightly Each Day Different Experiments Planned Depending on Elevation of Angle to Magnetic Zenith (MZ) 0 o to ~14 o Different Heating Targeting SEE <19 o VLF Generation >19 o HF Scatter FAI Optical Looking into Darkness

Artificial Layers and GyroHarmonic Heating 00:51:30 25 March 2011 HF Twisted Beam Objectives Form Stable Plasma Layer Open Artificial Propagation Path Progress Demonstrated Twisted Beam Formed Layer Lasting 5 Minutes 4 th Harmonic Resonance Cyclotron Resonance Theory Altitude (km) Layer 1 Layer 2 Frequency (MHz) 6

SEE Characteristics Indicate Physical Processes in the Heated Plasma

Sample epop Passes HF Heating Experiments O-mode, F-Region Heating April 16, 2014 April 17, 2014 April 18, 2014 VLF Experiments Rob Moore Mode Several Examples HF Scattering O-Mode Pump + Probe Wave

April 16, 2014 04:40:00 TO 05:01:00 UT MZ Closet Approach 04:51:22.6 11.68 of Magnetic Zenith 10.57 of Vertical Used Twisted Beam with ~14 Conical Beam Width 5.73 MHz, Full Power CW O-mode, Twisted beam (L=+1), 7 off-zenith, 200 azimuth Magnetic Zenith

April 16, 2014 04:40:00 TO 05:01:00 UT Frequency Chosen to Generate Specific SEE O-mode, Twisted beam (L=+1), Feature 7 off-zenith, 200 azimuth However, epop-rri Frequency Must be Programmed Several days Before Pass Two Bands Possible Looking for: VHF/UHF/L-Band Scintillations (CER, GAP) TEC Modification Coupling to VLF (RRI) HF Effects (RRI) Propagation Studies In-situ SEE Energetic Particles (IRM, SEI) RRI Data Time SEE Spectrum DM1 BUM

April 16, 2014 04:40:00 TO 05:01:00 UT Twisted Beam, km km MHz MHz Heating Below F-Peak

April 16, 2014 04:40:00 TO 05:01:00 UT epop Near 900 km Altitude Closest Approach to Magnetic Zenith VLF Near Lower Hybrid Frequency Pump Wave Pump Wave not Seen Overhead HAARP Seen Far North Associated with In-Situ Lower Density at Satellite VLF Seen Near Lower Hybrid Frequency Characteristics Change when Pump is Present ~Plasma Density Low Density Region IRM Low Density

epop HAARP/ePOP VHF/UHF Propagation VHF/UHF Downlink Modified Region F-Layer Ionosphere Ground Receiver High Power HF HAARP Measured 253 MHz Scintillations Using COMMX on TACSat4

April 16, 2014 04:40:00 TO 05:01:00 UT CERTO Receiver at HAARP Closest Approach Magnetic Zenith Small Scintillations Around Closest Approach

April 17, 2014 04:40:00 TO 04:59:30 UT 5.66 MHz, Full Power CW O-mode 14 off-zenith, 200 azimuth MZ Closet Approach 04:49:21.0 6.33 of Magnetic Zenith 5.49 of Vertical Used Pencil Beam at MZ 5.66 MHz

April 17, 2014 04:40:00 TO 04:59:30 UT O-Mode MZ Pencil Beam Brief O-Mode Twisted 7 OZ 04:59:30 RRI Date Time O-Mode MZ Pencil Beam DM

April 17, 2014 04:40:00 TO 04:59:30 UT Pencil Beam km km MHz MHz 5.66 MHZ Heating Below F-Peak

April 17, 2014 04:40:00 TO 04:59:30 UT epop at 875 km to 1074 km Pump Seen After Closest Approach in Low Density Region Closest Approach to Magnetic Zenith VLF Seen Near Lower Hybrid Frequency Simultaneous with In-situ Pump Wave ~Plasma Density

April 17, 2014 04:40:00 TO 04:59:30 UT Pencil Beam CERTO Signals Closest Approach Magnetic Zenith Closet Approach 6.33 of Magnetic Zenith 5.49 of Vertical

April 18, 2014 04:35:00 TO 04:55:00 UT 5.66 MHz, Full Power CW O-mode 14 off-zenith, 200 azimuth MZ Closet Approach 04:47:16.73 1.26 of Magnetic Zenith 0.65 of Vertical Used Pencil Beam at MZ 5.66 MHz

April 18, 2014 04:35:00 TO 04:55:00 UT Closet Approach 1.26 of Magnetic Zenith 0.65 of Vertical Modulated BUM

April 18, 2014 04:35:00 TO 04:55:00 UT Pencil Beam km km MHz Heating Near F-Peak 5.73 MHz, Full Power CW MHz O-mode 14 off-zenith, 200 azimuth

April 18, 2014, HAARP 04:35:00 TO 04:55:00 UT 5.73 MHz Pump Wave Only 19s of data Available from epop Need More Opportunities!!! epop IRM VLF Spikes,10 to 16 KHz Band, 25 KHz ~ Plasma Density

April 18, 2014 04:35:00 TO 04:55:00 UT Closest Approach Magnetic Zenith Closet Approach 1.26 of Magnetic Zenith 0.65 of Vertical VHF/UHF Scintillations Plasma Generation?

April 22, 2014, VLF Experiments VLF Mode Chosen with Pre-Pass Test 3.25 MHz X-mode, Full Power Vertical Broad Beam Broadend E/W and N/S Modulation Square Wave AM 1-11 khz Ramp in 10 sec km MHz

April 22, 2014, VLF Experiments

April 22, 2014 VLF Experiment

Other VLF Samples

HF Probe of Modified Ionosphere Probe Wave: 9.5 MHz, 2.2 kw 16 db Gain epop Orbit Direct Scattered HF Scintillation and Scatter Experiment 9.5 MHz Probe Wave with Low Power HF Modification with High Power epop RRI Records Probe and Pump Expected Effects Strong Amplitude Variations of Probe Through Modified Region Doppler Shifted Scatter of Probe from Modified Region Science Objectives Scattering by Field Aligned Irregularities Scattering by Artificial Ionization Pump Wave: 5.3 MHz 3.4 MW 26 db Gain epop Orbit

April 28, 2014 HF Scatter Experiment, SEE Down Shifted Maxima (DM 1,2) Associated with Generation of Field Aligned Irregularities (FAI) FAI Scattering DM 2 DM 1

April 28, 2014, HF Scatter Probe Pump

April 28, 2014 HF Scatter

April 28, 2014 HF Scatter Main array (174 dipoles) : 5.66 MHz, O-mode, CW, full power 10 deg off-zenith, 180 deg azimuth 2x3 sub array centered in main array (6 dipoles) : 9.5 MHz, O-mode, CW, full power Vertical beam

HF Scattering Experiment Indicates Non- Linear Scattering