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COZI

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COZI [¦kō¦zī]
(communications)
An ionospheric sounding system for determining propagation characteristics of the ionosphere at various angles at any instant; used to determine how well long-distance, high-frequency broadcasts are reaching their intended destinations.Derived from communications zone indicator.
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