T-Index menu
The T-index chart: This
image shows the DIFFERENCE between current
OBSERVED HOURLY conditions and PREDICTED MONTHLY conditions for the
Australian region. The colours blue, green, yellow, red, correspond to
"enhanced", "normal", "mildly depressed" and "depressed" conditions
respectively. Depressions and enhancements are with respect to the IPS
predicted monthly T index for that month.
The real time Ionosonde.
Sorry I can't embed this active picture here. Go to the link page and
select "Hobart" to
see the layer conditions and find out the vertical
MUF.
Adjusting the "Amp Threshold" level up will mask out weaker reflections.
FoF2
layer
trends See the MUF of
the layers trended
Legend:
White solid
line indicates monthly predicted foF2. White dashed line
indicates monthly predicted foF2 +/- 30%.
Red solid line indicates hourly observed (autoscaled) foF2 from that
station. Yellow solid line indicates sporadic E (foEs).
Blue squares indicates hourly autoscaled foF1 from that station.
Ionosperic
map Shows
current vertical MUF
across australia.
Hobart HAP chart
Shows the "real time" best frequency to use to a nearby
destination from Hobart.
link to Other Charts Clobal Hap Charts
From
http://www.solen.info/solar/
What the trends are: Black line is solar flux, 60
is about
as low as I have seen it at solar
minimum. A good sunspot cycle can see
numbers over
160 Blue line is planetary A
index, a
good measure of how disturbed the ionosphere is. Below 10
gives stable
propagation conditions. Red Line is sunspot numbers.