Start Date: 2017-12-19 End Date: 2022-05-30
The proposed project is dedicated to investigation of the features of the strong vortical turbulence caused by nonlinear interactins in the Earth’s lower atmosphere and ionosphere by means of theoretical-analytical, numerical methods and experimental-observational data treatment. In situ spacecraft and ground based recent observations of the geospace environment have shown that hydrodynamic, electromagnetic plasma turbulence and wave -particle interaction exhibit many unexpected features, like generation and self-organization of the nonlinear coherent vortex structures, turbulence anisotropy, intermittency, anomalous non-Gaussian transport processes etc, which are the result of nonlinear interaction between the low-frequency (LF) wavy structures and geospace environment. These results of theoretical and numerical investigations will be compared with sattelite and ground-based observation data. On the basis of obtained results the cause –effectrelations between the investigated turbulence phenomena and the processes will be revealed and based. The recommendations for improvement of ionosphericexperimental and observation data interpretation will beelaborated.The modern theoretical-analytical approaches, also numerical modeling andnumerical experimentation method will be applied for project execution.