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Climatology and modeling of quasi-monochromatic atmospheric gravity waves observed over Urbana Illinois
Authors: Hecht, JH Walterscheid, RL Hickey, MP Franke, SJ
Citation: Jh. Hecht et al., Climatology and modeling of quasi-monochromatic atmospheric gravity waves observed over Urbana Illinois, J GEO RES-A, 106(D6), 2001, pp. 5181-5195
Airglow observations of dynamical (wind shear-induced) instabilities over Adelaide, Australia, associated with atmospheric gravity waves
Authors: Hecht, JH Walterscheid, RL Vincent, RA
Citation: Jh. Hecht et al., Airglow observations of dynamical (wind shear-induced) instabilities over Adelaide, Australia, associated with atmospheric gravity waves, J GEO RES-A, 106(D22), 2001, pp. 28189-28197
Zonally symmetric oscillations observed in the airglow from South Pole station
Authors: Walterscheid, RL Sivjee, GG
Citation: Rl. Walterscheid et Gg. Sivjee, Zonally symmetric oscillations observed in the airglow from South Pole station, J GEO R-S P, 106(A3), 2001, pp. 3645-3654
Acoustic wave heating of the thermosphere
Authors: Hickey, MP Schubert, G Walterscheid, RL
Citation: Mp. Hickey et al., Acoustic wave heating of the thermosphere, J GEO R-S P, 106(A10), 2001, pp. 21543-21548
Secular variations of OI 5577 angstrom airglow in the mesopause region induced by transient gravity wave packets
Authors: Hickey, MP Walterscheid, RL
Citation: Mp. Hickey et Rl. Walterscheid, Secular variations of OI 5577 angstrom airglow in the mesopause region induced by transient gravity wave packets, GEOPHYS R L, 28(4), 2001, pp. 701-704
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
Propagation of small-scale gravity waves through large-scale internal wavefields: Eikonal effects at low-frequency approximation critical levels
Authors: Walterscheid, RL
Citation: Rl. Walterscheid, Propagation of small-scale gravity waves through large-scale internal wavefields: Eikonal effects at low-frequency approximation critical levels, J GEO RES-A, 105(D14), 2000, pp. 18027-18037
Observations of the breakdown of an atmospheric gravity wave near the coldsummer mesopause at 54N
Authors: Hecht, JH Fricke-Begemann, C Walterscheid, RL Hoffner, J
Citation: Jh. Hecht et al., Observations of the breakdown of an atmospheric gravity wave near the coldsummer mesopause at 54N, GEOPHYS R L, 27(6), 2000, pp. 879-882
The excitation of the Na airglow from Coqui Dos rocket and ground-based observations
Authors: Hecht, JH Collins, S Kruschwitz, C Kelley, MC Roble, RG Walterscheid, RL
Citation: Jh. Hecht et al., The excitation of the Na airglow from Coqui Dos rocket and ground-based observations, GEOPHYS R L, 27(4), 2000, pp. 453-456
Secular variations of atomic oxygen in the mesopause region induced by transient gravity wave packets
Authors: Hickey, MP Walterscheid, RL Richards, PG
Citation: Mp. Hickey et al., Secular variations of atomic oxygen in the mesopause region induced by transient gravity wave packets, GEOPHYS R L, 27(21), 2000, pp. 3599-3602
Mesospheric and lower thermospheric manifestations of a stratospheric warming event over Eureka, Canada (80 degrees N)
Authors: Walterscheid, RL Sivjee, GG Roble, RG
Citation: Rl. Walterscheid et al., Mesospheric and lower thermospheric manifestations of a stratospheric warming event over Eureka, Canada (80 degrees N), GEOPHYS R L, 27(18), 2000, pp. 2897-2900
Gravity wave heating and cooling in Jupiter's thermosphere
Authors: Hickey, MP Walterscheid, RL Schubert, G
Citation: Mp. Hickey et al., Gravity wave heating and cooling in Jupiter's thermosphere, ICARUS, 148(1), 2000, pp. 266-281
Wave disturbances from the comet SL-9 impacts into Jupiter's atmosphere
Authors: Walterscheid, RL Brinkman, DG Schubert, G
Citation: Rl. Walterscheid et al., Wave disturbances from the comet SL-9 impacts into Jupiter's atmosphere, ICARUS, 145(1), 2000, pp. 140-146
Comment on "A comparison of atmospheric tides inferred from observations at the mesopause during ALOHA-93 with the model predictions of the TIME-GCM"- Reply
Authors: Hecht, JH Walterscheid, RL Roble, RG Lieberman, RS Talaat, ER Howat, SKR Lowe, RP Turnbull, DN Gardner, CS States, R Dao, PD
Citation: Jh. Hecht et al., Comment on "A comparison of atmospheric tides inferred from observations at the mesopause during ALOHA-93 with the model predictions of the TIME-GCM"- Reply, J GEO RES-A, 104(D11), 1999, pp. 14023-14023
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
A note on gravity wave-driven volume emission rate weighted temperature perturbations inferred from O-2 atmospheric and O I 5577 airglow observations
Authors: Hickey, MP Walterscheid, RL
Citation: Mp. Hickey et Rl. Walterscheid, A note on gravity wave-driven volume emission rate weighted temperature perturbations inferred from O-2 atmospheric and O I 5577 airglow observations, J GEO R-S P, 104(A3), 1999, pp. 4279-4286
Analysis and interpretation of airglow and radar observations of quasi-monochromatic gravity waves in the upper mesosphere and lower thermosphere over Adelaide, Australia (35 degrees S, 138 degrees E)
Authors: Walterscheid, RL Hecht, JH Vincent, RA Reid, IM Woithe, J Hickey, MP
Citation: Rl. Walterscheid et al., Analysis and interpretation of airglow and radar observations of quasi-monochromatic gravity waves in the upper mesosphere and lower thermosphere over Adelaide, Australia (35 degrees S, 138 degrees E), J ATMOS S-P, 61(6), 1999, pp. 461-478
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