Solar Noise Storms examines the properties and features of solar noise storm phenomenon. The book also presents some theories that can be used to gain a better understanding of the phenomenon. The coverage of the text includes topics that cover the features and behavior of noise storms, such as the observable features of noise storms; the relationship between noise storms and the observable features on the sun; and ordered behavior of storm bursts in the time-frequency plane. The book also covers the spectrum, polarization, and directivity of noise storms. The text will be of great use to astrophysicists, astronomers, and other scientists concerned with the properties and behaviors of celestial bodies.

This report gives practical, explanatory information on the installation, operation, and maintenance of VHF Electronic Polarimeters and on the reduction of data for computations of ionospheric total electron content (TEC). It should be used by Air Weather Service maintenance and observer personnel engaged in making real-time TEC measurements, and it can also be used by personnel engaged in making TEC measurements for scientific studies. Many aspects of the experimental problems associated with TEC measurements are presented in this report. (Author).