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Elastic and Raman Lidar Temperature Measurements from Poker Flat, Alaska During February 1992

Michael Burka, Phan Dao, Gilbert Davidson, R. Farley, J. W. Meriwether, Alex James Wilson

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Ground-based lidar observations are increasingly used to elucidate the dynamical structure of the stratosphere and mesosphere. Observations made from Poker Flat, Alaska during Feb. 1992 using the Phillips Laboratory Mobile Lidar Facility are reported.

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Ground-based lidar observations are increasingly used to elucidate the dynamical structure of the stratosphere and mesosphere. Observations made from Poker Flat, Alaska during Feb. 1992 using the Phillips Laboratory Mobile Lidar Facility are reported.

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Ground-based lidar observations are increasingly used to elucidate the dynamical structure of the stratosphere and mesosphere. Observations made from Poker Flat, Alaska during Feb. 1992 using the Phillips Laboratory Mobile Lidar Facility are reported.

Key concepts: Lidar, Mesosphere, Stratosphere, Remote sensing, Meteorology, Environmental science, Geology, Geodesy

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