Abstract
Our current understanding of the ionization production and loss processes, and electron and ion density distributions in the undisturbed D-region are reviewed with special reference to the equatorial latitudes. The importance of combining ground-based measurements with rocket-borne measurements in the development of D-region electron density profile models is stressed. The need for coordinated experiments at low latitudes for investigating outstanding problems related to the quiet D-region is emphasized.
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