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Evidence of reflection of a long-period gravity wave in observations of the nightglow over Arecibo on May 8-9, 1989
Authors: Walterscheid, RL Hecht, JH Djuth, FT Tepley, CA
Citation: Rl. Walterscheid et al., Evidence of reflection of a long-period gravity wave in observations of the nightglow over Arecibo on May 8-9, 1989, J GEO RES-A, 105(D5), 2000, pp. 6927-6934
Upper atmospheric observations at the Arecibo Observatory: Examples obtained using new capabilities
Authors: Isham, B Tepley, CA Sulzer, MP Zhou, QH Kelley, MC Friedman, JS Gonzalez, SA
Citation: B. Isham et al., Upper atmospheric observations at the Arecibo Observatory: Examples obtained using new capabilities, J GEO R-S P, 105(A8), 2000, pp. 18609-18637
Brightness measurements of the nighttime OI 8446 angstrom airglow emissionfrom the Millstone Hill and Arecibo Observatories
Authors: Lancaster, RS Waldrop, LS Kerr, RB Noto, J Solomon, SC Tepley, CA Garcia, R Friedman, J
Citation: Rs. Lancaster et al., Brightness measurements of the nighttime OI 8446 angstrom airglow emissionfrom the Millstone Hill and Arecibo Observatories, J GEO R-S P, 105(A3), 2000, pp. 5275-5290
Simultaneous atomic and ion layer enhancements observed in the mesopause region over Arecibo during the Coqui II sounding rocket campaign
Authors: Friedman, JS Gonzalez, SA Tepley, CA Zhou, Q Sulzer, MP Collins, SC Grime, BW
Citation: Js. Friedman et al., Simultaneous atomic and ion layer enhancements observed in the mesopause region over Arecibo during the Coqui II sounding rocket campaign, GEOPHYS R L, 27(4), 2000, pp. 449-452
Caribbean Ionosphere Campaign, Year One: Airglow and plasma observations during two intense mid-latitude spread-F events
Authors: Kelley, MC Makela, JJ Swartz, WE Collins, SC Thonnard, S Aponte, N Tepley, CA
Citation: Mc. Kelley et al., Caribbean Ionosphere Campaign, Year One: Airglow and plasma observations during two intense mid-latitude spread-F events, GEOPHYS R L, 27(18), 2000, pp. 2825-2828
Advection of the equatorial anomaly over Arecibo by small-storm related disturbance dynamo electric fields
Authors: Aponte, N Gonzalez, SA Kelley, MC Tepley, CA Pi, XQ Iijima, B
Citation: N. Aponte et al., Advection of the equatorial anomaly over Arecibo by small-storm related disturbance dynamo electric fields, GEOPHYS R L, 27(18), 2000, pp. 2833-2836
The structure of electromagnetic wave-induced 557.7-nm emission associatedwith a sporadic-E event over arecibo
Authors: Kagan, LM Kelley, MC Garcia, F Bernhardt, PA Djuth, FT Sulzer, MP Tepley, CA
Citation: Lm. Kagan et al., The structure of electromagnetic wave-induced 557.7-nm emission associatedwith a sporadic-E event over arecibo, PHYS REV L, 85(1), 2000, pp. 218-221
Observations and interpretation of gravity wave induced fluctuations in the OI (557.7 nm) airglow
Authors: Schubert, G Walterscheid, RL Hickey, MP Tepley, CA
Citation: G. Schubert et al., Observations and interpretation of gravity wave induced fluctuations in the OI (557.7 nm) airglow, J GEO R-S P, 104(A7), 1999, pp. 14915-14924
Meteor trail advection and dispersion; preliminary lidar observations
Authors: Grime, BW Kane, TJ Collins, SC Kelley, MC Kruschwitz, CA Friedman, JS Tepley, CA
Citation: Bw. Grime et al., Meteor trail advection and dispersion; preliminary lidar observations, GEOPHYS R L, 26(6), 1999, pp. 675-678
Large airglow enhancements produced via wave-plasma interactions in sporadic E
Authors: Djuth, FT Bernhardt, PA Tepley, CA Gardner, JA Kelley, MC Broadfoot, AL Kagan, LM Sulzer, MP Elder, JH Selcher, C Isham, B Brown, C Carlson, HC
Citation: Ft. Djuth et al., Large airglow enhancements produced via wave-plasma interactions in sporadic E, GEOPHYS R L, 26(11), 1999, pp. 1557-1560
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