Simultaneous lidar and airglow temperature measurements in the mesopause region
J. R. Yu, Hamid Latifi, C. Y. She, J. Yee, R. J. Niciejewski
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J. R. Yu, Hamid Latifi, C. Y. She, J. Yee, R. J. Niciejewski
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A scientific flight over Fort Collins CO (40.6°N,105°W) was conducted on the night of April 15–16, 1990, during the ALOHA‐90 campaign. In this Colorado mission, a direct comparison between measured mesospheric O2 and OH rotational temperatures with the airglow instruments on board the Electra and simultaneously measured Na temperatures by a ground‐based narrowband Na lidar has been made. This first comparison resulted in general agreement in measured temperatures between different instruments.
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A scientific flight over Fort Collins CO (40.6°N,105°W) was conducted on the night of April 15–16, 1990, during the ALOHA‐90 campaign. In this Colorado mission, a direct comparison between measured mesospheric O2 and OH rotational temperatures with the airglow instruments on board the Electra and simultaneously measured Na temperatures by a ground‐based narrowband Na lidar has been made. This first comparison resulted in general agreement in measured temperatures between different instruments.
Key concepts: Mesopause, Airglow, Lidar, Rotational temperature, Mesosphere, Environmental science, Atmospheric sciences, Remote sensing