D Region Absorption is a radiophysical phenomenon in ionospheric propagation wherein high-frequency radio waves experience energy attenuation due to collisions between free electrons and neutral particles in the D region of the ionosphere, particularly during daylight hours when solar radiation enhances ionization.
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