Ultraviolet spectroscopy and remote sensing of the upper atmosphere

Space Science Reviews

Volumn 58, Issue 1, 1991, Pages 1-185

  Meier, R R ^a  

^a NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY   (United States)

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EID: 33947522684     PISSN: 00386308     EISSN: 15729672     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/BF01206000     Document Type: Article

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1. The Effect on Thermospheric Chemistry of a Resonant Charge Exchange Reaction Involving Vibrationally Excited N2+ Ions with Atomic Oxygen
2. The O i 989-Å Tropical Nightglow
3. Ultraviolet Nightglow Production Near the Magnetic Equator by Neutral Particle Production
4. A Study of the Extreme UV Spectrum of O2 by Electron Impact
5. A Re-Examination of Important N2 Cross Sections by Electron Impact with Application to the Dayglow: The Lyman-Birge-Hopfield Band System and Ni (119.99 nm)
6. Medium-Resolution Studies of Extreme Ultraviolet Emission from N2 by Electron Impact: Vibrational Perturbations and Cross Sections of the c1u′ and b′1u+ States
7. Solar Cycle Study of Interplanetary Lyman-alpha Variations: Pioneer Venus Orbiter Sky Background Results
8. Future of Magnetospheric Substorm-Storm Research
9. Determination of Atmospheric Composition and Temperature from the UV Airglow
10. The O II 834 Å Dayglow: A General Model for Excitation Rate and Intensity Calculations
11. The UV Dayglow 2, Lyα and Lyβ Emissions and the H Distribution in the Mesosphere and Thermosphere
12. Observations of Far and Extreme Ultraviolet O i Emissions in the Tropical Ionosphere
13. The Seasonal-Latitudinal Variation of Exospheric Helium from He 584 Å Dayglow Emissions
14. The Atomic Hydrogen Distribution and Solar Lyman-α Flux Deduced from STP 78-1 EUV Spectrometer Observations
15. H Balmer Alpha Intensity Distributions and Line Profiles from Multiple Scattering Theory Using Realistic Geocoronal Models
16. Rocket Investigation of the Mg i and Mg II Dayglow
17. Total Photoionization Cross Sections of Atomic Oxygen from Threshold to 44.3 Å
18. Scientific Results from the viking Ultraviolet Imager: An Introduction
19. OGO 4 Spectrometer Measurements of the Tropical Ultraviolet Airglow
20. Rocket Observation of the N II 2143 Dayglow
21. Solar-Terrestrial Coupling: Low-Latitude Thermospheric Nitric Oxide
22. Transition Probabilities of the Bands of the Oxygen Systems of the Nightglow
23. Excitation and Quenching of the Oxygen Bands in the Nightglow
24. Excitation of 557.7-nm O i Line in Nightglow
25. Oxygen Band System Transition Arrays
26. Ultraviolet Spectrum of the Aurora (2000–2800 Å)
27. Interpretation of OGO 5 Lyman-Alpha Measurements in the Upper Geocorona
28. Characteristics of the Local Interstellar Hydrogen Determined from PROGNOZ 5 and 6 Interplanetary Lyman α Line Profile Measurements with a Hydrogen Absorption Cell
29. Photo-Absorption Cross Sections of Molecular Oxygen between 1250 and 23350 Å
30. Cross Section for Electron-Impact Excitation of the (0, 0) First Negative Band of N2+ from Threshold to 3 keV
31. Lifetimes of Metastable CO and N2 Molecules
32. Observations of the O i Ultraviolet Intercombination Emissions in the Terrestrial Dayglow
33. Thermospheric Ion and Neutral Composition and Chemistry
34. Photochemistry of N2+ in the Daytime F Region
35. Thermospheric Hydrogen: The Long-Term Solar Influence
36. The Airglow Spectrum, 3100–10000 Å
37. Transition Probabilities and Absolute Oscillator Strengths for Transitions of C i, O i, and N i Observed in Absorption in H i Regions
38. Rocket Observations of Profiles of Solar Ultraviolet Emission Lines
39. Differential Cross Sections for Electron-Impact Excitation of the Electronic States of N2
40. The Relative Line Strength and Intensity of the N II 2143 Doublet
41. The Far UV Cameras (NRL 803) Space Test Program Shuttle Experiment
42. Apollo 16 Far-Ultraviolet Camera/Spectrograph: Earth Observations
43. Apollo 16 Far-Ultraviolet Spectra of the Terrestrial Airglow
44. Apollo 16 Far-Ultraviolet Imagery of the Polar Auroras, Tropical Airglow Belts, and General Airglow
45. Apollo 16 Lyman α Imagery of the Hydrogen Geocorona
46. Vibrational Population of the Excited States of N2 under Auroral Conditions
47. Electron Impact Excitation of the Electronic States of N2. II. Integral Cross Sections at Incident Energies from 10 to 50 eV
48. Nonpermanent Nighttime H Lyman Alpha Emissions at Low and Middle Latitudes, Detected from the D2A Satellite
49. EUV (800–1400 Å) Observations of the Tropical Airglow
50. Spectroscopy of the EUV (350–1400 Å) Nightglow
51. Plasmaspheric Helium Ion Distribution from Satellite Observations of He II 304 Å
52. The Extreme Ultraviolet Day Airglow
53. Planetary Coronae and Atmospheric Evaporation
54. Remote Sensing of the Ionospheric F Layer by Use of O i 6300 Å and O i 1356 Å Observations
55. The Solar Activity —Q.B.O. Effect in the Lower Thermosphere
56. Molecular Spectroscopic Constants of O2 (3Σu−), the Upper State of the Schumann-Runge Bands
57. Magnetospheric and Exospheric Imaging in the Extreme Ultraviolet
58. Concept and Verification of Imaging the Outflow of Ionospheric Ions into the Magnetosphere
59. Laboratory Study of O i (7990 Å) Branching Ratio
60. High-Resolution Dayglow O i (1304 Å) and O i (989 Å) Rocket Observations
61. Daytime High-Latitude Rocket Observation of the NO γ, δ, and ε Bands
62. The N II 2143 Å Emission in the Dayglow
63. An Analysis of the Effects of N2 Absorption on the O+ 834 Å Emission from Rocket Observations
64. An Expansion Method for Calculating Atomic Properties, IV, Transition Probabilities
65. XUV Spectra of the 1973 June 15 Solar Flare Observed from Skylab III. A List of Spectral Lines from 1000 to 1940 Å
66. Self-Absorption of the N2 Lyman-Birge-Hopfield Bands in the Far Ultraviolet Dayglow
67. Multiple Fluorescent Scattering of N2 Ultraviolet Emissions in the Atmospheres of the Earth and Titan
68. Comments on the Interpretation of 3371 Å Filter-Photometer Observations and Its Implications for the AE-E Photoelectron Fluxes
69. The Ultraviolet Dayglow at Solar Maximum 2. Photometer Observations of N2 Second Positive (0, 0) Band Emission
70. Ultraviolet Limb Imaging Experiment
71. The Far Ultraviolet Vehicle Glow on the S3-4 Satellite
72. Abundance of Atomic Oxygen in the Lower Thermosphere from Satellite Observations of the Oi 1641 Å Dayglow
73. Nitric Oxide Gamma Band Emission Rate Factor
74. Longitudinally Asymmetric Transport of Nitric Oxide in the E-Region
75. The Global Distribution of Nitric Oxide in the Thermosphere as Determined by the Atmosphere Explorer D Satellite
76. Thermosphere Dynamics During September 18–19, 1984, 1, Model Simulations
77. Radiative Lifetime of the “Forbidden” a1Пg←X1Σg+ Transition of N2
78. The Auroral 2145 Å Feature
79. Dependence of Auroral Middle UV Emissions on the Incident Electron Spectrum and Neutral Atmosphere
80. Note on the Determination of the Efficiency of the Reaction N2(A3Σ)+O(3P)→N2+O(1S)
81. Determination of Ionospheric Electron Density Profiles from Satellite UV Emission Measurements
82. Determination of Daytime Midlatitude Electron Density Profiles from Satellite UV and In-Situ Data
83. Vibrational Populations of O2(A3Σu+) and Synthetic Spectra of the Herzberg Bands in the Night Airglow
84. Synthetic Spectra for Auroral Studies: The N2 Vegard-Kaplan Band System
85. Tentative Identification of Several N2c'- a Bands in Auroras
86. Absolute Differential and Integral Electron Excitation Cross Sections for Atomic Oxygen 8. The3P−5S0 Transition (1356 Å) from 13.9 to 30 eV
87. Electron Impact Measurement of Oscillator Strengths for Dipole-Allowed Transitions of Atomic Oxygen
88. Some Considerations Concerning Radiation Transport in the Oi 1304 Triplet in the Upper Atmosphere
89. Observation and Interpretation of Resonance Scattering of Lyman-α and Oi (1300) in the Upper Atmosphere
90. The Effect of Resonance Absorption on the Determination of the Height of Airglow Layers
91. An Observation of the Helium i 584 Å Dayglow Radiation Between 400 and 1000 km
92. Distribution of Sodium in the Daytime Upper Atmosphere as Measured by a Rocket Experiment
93. The Widths of the Solar He i and He II Lines at 584, 537, and 304 Å
94. Transport of Resonance Radiation in Optically Thick Media
95. Predissociation and Dissociation of the N2 Molecule
96. Rocket-Borne Spectroscopic Measurements in the Ultraviolet Aurora: The Lyman-Birge-Hopfield Bands
97. The Ultraviolet Dayglow at Solar Maximum. I. FUV Spectroscopy at 3.5 Å Resolution
98. Electron Impact Excitation of Oi 7990-Å Multiplet
99. Electron Impact Excitation of the Oi 1614.3 Å Line Emission
100. Electron Impact Excitation of the Oi 1172.6 Å Multiplet
101. Dissociative Excitation of the N+(5S) State by Electron Impact: Excitation Function and Quenching by N2
102. A Laboratory Measurement of the Doppler Broadened NII λ5005.15 Å Emission Line-Width Produced by Electron Impact Excitation of N2
103. Electron Impact Excitation of the Terrestrial EUV Airglow
104. The Contribution of Singly Scattered Photons to the Optically Thick Resonance Radiation Field of the Helium Geocorona
105. Spectrophotometric EUV-observations and the Theoretical Modelling of the Geocoronal He i 584/537 Å Radiation Field
106. The Ultraviolet Spectrum of an Aurora 530–1520 Å
107. The Ultraviolet Dayglow, 4, The Spectrum and Excitation of Singly Ionized Oxygen
108. Mg+ Morphology from Visual Airglow Experiment Observations
109. Theoretical Modeling of Low-Latitude Mg+
110. Electron-Impact Excitation of the D3Σ and c4'1Σ rydberg States of N2
111. Rocket-Borne Auroral EUV Measurements
112. The Vibrational Distribution of N2+ in the Terrestrial Ionosphere
113. Imaging Results from Dynamics Explorer I
114. On the Influx of Small Comets into the Earth's Upper Atmosphere, I, Observations
115. On the Influx of Small Comets into the Earth's Upper Atmosphere, II, Interpretation
116. Radiative Lifetime of N2(a1IIg) and the Formation of Metastable N2(a′1Σu+
117. Photon Counter Measurements of Solar X-Rays and Extreme Ultraviolet Light
118. The Height Spectrum and Mechanism of Type-B Aurora and its Bearing on the Excitation of O(1S) in Aurora
119. Intensity Perturbations Due to Configuration Interaction Observed in the Electron Energy-Loss Spectrum of N2
120. Spectroscopy of the Extreme Ultraviolet Dayglow at 6.5 Å Resolution: Atomic and Ionic Emissions Between 530 and 1240 Å
121. EUV Airglow During Active Solar Conditions 2. Emission Between 530 and 930 Å
122. Spectroscopy of the Extreme Ultraviolet Dayglow During Active Solar conditions
123. AE-D Measurements of the NO Geomagnetic Latitudinal Distribution and Contamination by N+ (5S) Emission
124. Potential Energy Curves for N2, NO, O2 and Corresponding Ions
125. Radiative Transfer with Partial Frequency Redistribution in Inhomogeneous Atmospheres: Application to the Jovian Aurora
126. UV Resonance Line Dayglow Emissions on Earth and Jupiter
127. Modeling of the Oi 989 Å to 1173-Å Ratio in the Terrestrial Dayglow
128. Temperature Dependence of Chemiluminescent Reaction, II, Nitric Oxide Afterglow
129. Absolute Differential and Integral Electron Excitation Cross Sections for Atomic Oxygen 5. Revised Values for the3P−3S0 (1304 Å) and3P−3D0 (989 Å) Transition Below 30 eV
130. Absolute Differential and Integral Electron Excitation Cross Sections for Atomic Oxygen 6. The3P−5P Transitions from 13.87 to 100 eV
131. Radiative Recombination of Atomic Oxygen Ions in the Night-Time F-Region
132. The Visible Airglow Experiment, a Review
133. The MG 280-nm Doublet as a Monitor of Changes in Solar Ultraviolet Irradiance
134. Deducing Composition and Incident Electron Spectra from Ground-Based Auroral Optical Measurements: Variations in Oxygen Density
135. MSIS-86 Thermospheric Model
136. Global Empirical Model of the Venus Thermosphere
137. Measurement of the Ultraviolet Nightglow Spectrum
138. The Interpretation of the Auroral Green Line: A Historic Preamble and the Present State of Knowledge
139. Photoionization Cross Sections for Atomic Oxygen
140. Comparison of Absolute Photoelectron Fluxes Measured on AE-C and AE-E with Theoretical Fluxes and Predicted and Measured N2 2 PG 3371 Å Volume Emission Rates
141. Quantal Calculation of the Lifetime of N+ (5S) and the λ2145 Å Auroral Mystery Feature
142. Equatorial Aurora/Airglow in the Far Ultraviolet
143. Observational, Reference and Model Data on Solar EUV from Measurements on AE-E
144. Oscillator Strengths and Collision Strengths for OII and OIII
145. Excitation of Nitrogen by Electrons: The Lyman-Birge-Hopfield System of N2
146. Imprisonment of Resonance Radiation in Gases
147. Imprisonment of Resonance Radiation in Gases, II
148. Observation of Energetic Particles at Very Low Altitudes Near the Geomagnetic Equator
149. Satellite Vacuum Ultraviolet Airglow and Auroral Observations
150. Ultraviolet Horizon Sensing from Space
151. Non-Coherent Scattering, I. The Redistribution Functions with Doppler Broadening
152. Non-Coherent Scattering, VI. Solutions of the Transfer Problem with a Frequency-Dependent Source Function
153. Auroral Electron Energy and Flux from Molecular Nitrogen Ultraviolet Emissions Observed by the S3-4 Satellite
154. The Role of Energetic O+ Precipitation in a Mid-Latitude Aurora
155. Electron Distribution Function and Ion Concentrations in the Earth's Lower Ionosphere from Boltzmann-Fokker-Planck Theory
156. The Photoelectron Distribution Function in the Terrestrial Ionosphere
157. Source Function in a Non-Equilibrium Atmosphere. VI. The Frequency Dependence of the Source Function for Resonance Lines
158. Wide Field of View 3-Mirror Telescopes Having Common Axes
159. magnetoglow — a New Geophysical Resource
160. Cascade and Radiation Trapping Effects on Atmospheric Atomic Oxygen Emission Excited by Electron Impact
161. Oxygen Recombination in the Tropical Nightglow
162. Atomic and Ionic Spectrum Lines Below 2000 Angstroms: Hydrogen through Krypton Part 1 (H−Cr)
163. Quenching of the O2 (A, v=2→X,v= 5) Herzberg I Band by O2 and O
164. Photoionization and Photoabsorption Cross Sections of He, O, N2 and O2 for Aeronomic Calculations
165. Radiative Lifetime of the5S2 Metastable State of N+
166. Excitation of N2 Lyman-Birge-Hopfield Bands Emission by Low Earth Orbiting Spacecraft
167. Photoemission in the Second Positive System of Molecular Nitrogen in the Earth's Dayglow
168. The O+ 834-Å Dayglow: Satellite Observations and Interpretation with a Radiation Transfer Model
169. Polarization of Multiple Scattered Light in Planetary Atmospheres from Solution of the Coupled Linear Integral Equations Derived for Mixed Rayleigh-Isotropic Scattering
170. CO2(001) and N2 Vibrational Temperatures in the 50<- Z<-130 km Altitude Range
171. Far Ultraviolet Radiation in the Night Sky
172. Solar Ultraviolet Irradiance Variations: A Review
173. Solar EUV Irradiances and Indices
174. Monte Carlo Simulation of Voigt Distribution in Photon Diffusion Problems
175. Monte Carlo Simulation of Emission Frequencies from Partial Frequency Redistribution Functions
176. Simulation of Emission Frequencies from Angle-Dependent Partial Frequency Redistributions
177. Angle-Dependent Frequency Redistribution in a Plane Parallel Medium: External Source Case
178. Measurements of the Ambient Photoelectron Spectrum from Atmosphere Explorer: I. AE-E Measurements Below 300 km During Solar Minimum Conditions
179. Measurements of the Ambient Photoelectron Spectrum from Atmosphere Explorer: II. AE-E Measurements from 300 to 1000 km During Solar Minimum Conditions
180. Calibrated Full Disk Hi Lyman-α and Lyman-β Profiles
181. Satellite Observations of Strong Balmer Alpha Atmospheric Emissions Around the Magnetic Equator
182. Oscillator Strengths for the Schumann-Runge Bands of16O2
183. An Analysis of Satellite Observations of the Oi EUV Dayglow
184. A Reanalysis of Rocket Measurements of the Ultraviolet Dayglow
185. Oscillator Strengths for Transitions Involving Excited States Not Lowest of Their Symmetry Oxygen i and Oxygen II Transition
186. Predissociation and Its Inverse, Using Resonance Absorption NO (C2II) — N + O
187. OGO III Observations of the Lyman-Alpha Intensity and the Hydrogen Concentration Beyond 5 Earth Radii
188. Vibrational Relaxation and Intersystem Crossing in N2(a1Пg)
189. The Radiative Lifetime of N2(a1Пg, v = 0-2)
190. Electron Impact Total Excitation Cross Section of the a1Пg State of N2
191. Thermospheric Odd Nitrogen 1. NO, N(4 S) and O(3 P) Densities from Rocket Measurements of the NO Delta and Gamma Bands and the O2 Herzberg I Bands
192. Thermospheric Odd Nitrogen 2. Comparisons of Rocket Observations with a Diffusive Transport Chemical Model
193. Spartan-282: The High Resolution Airglow/Aurora Spectrograph (HIRAAS)
194. F2 Region Ion Densities from Analysis of O+ 834-Å Airglow: A Parametric Study and Comparison with Satellite Data
195. The Remote Atmospheric and Ionospheric Detection System
196. Atomic Oxygen Concentrations in the Auroral Ionosphere
197. Resonance Scattering from Optically Thin Expanding Cometary Atmospheres
198. Some Optical and Kinetic Properties of the Nearby Interstellar Medium
199. A Study of Partial Frequency Redìstribution of Monochromatic Source Radiation
200. Spectroscopy of the Oi 989- and 7990-Å Multiplets in the Dayglow Airglow
201. Thermospheric Aurora and Airglow
202. Issues Relating to “Holes” in the Oi 1304 Å Far UV Dayglow
203. The Scattering Rate of Solar 834 Å Radiation by Magnetospheric O+ and O+ +
204. Determination of Atmospheric Composition and Temperature from the UV Dayglow
205. On the N2 Lyman-Birge-Hopfield Band Nightglow
206. The1D —3S Transition in Atomic Oxygen: A New Method of Measuring the O Abundance in Planetary Thermospheres
207. Angle-Dependent Frequency Redistribution: Internal Source Case
208. An Analysis of the Oi 1304 Å Dayglow Using a Monte Carlo Resonant Scattering Model with Partial Frequency Redistribution
209. Geocoronal Hydrogen: An Analysis of the Lyman-α Airglow from OGO-4
210. Spatial and Temporal Variations of the Lyman Alpha Airglow and Related Atomic Hydrogen Distributions
211. Tropical UV Ares: Comparison of Brightness with foF2
212. Observations of the Oi 1304 Å Airglow from OGO-4
213. EUV Resonance Radiation from Helium Atoms and Ions in the Geocorona
214. Extreme Ultraviolet Observations of the Latitudinal Variation of Helium
215. Observations of Equatorial EUV Bands: Evidence for Low-Altitude Precipitation of Ring Current Helium
216. Radiation Field in the Troposphere and Stratosphere from 240–1000 nm. I. General Analysis
217. The Oi 3 d3D0 — 2 p43P Transition at 1026 Å in the Day Airglow
218. Geocoronal Ly-Beta and Ba-Alpha Emissions Measured During the Apollo-16 Mission
219. Analysis of Nitrogen and Oxygen Far Ultraviolet Auroral Emissions
220. The Ultraviolet Dayglow at Solar Maximum 3. Photoelectron-Excited Emissions of N2 and O
221. The Ultraviolet Dayglow 1. Far UV Emissions of N and N2
222. Deducing Composition and Incident Electron Spectra from Ground-Based Auroral Optical Measurements: A Study of Auroral Red Line Processes
223. Analysis of Solar OII/OIII Multiplets at 834 Å: Implications for the Emission Measure Distribution in the Vicinity of 40 000 K
224. Observations of E and F Region Mg+ from Spacelab 1
225. Ultraviolet Imaging from Space of the Aurora Under Full Sunlight
226. Remote Sensing of Ionosphere by Using Ultraviolet and Visible Emissions
227. A Surface Chemistry Model for the Production of N2 LBH Spacecraft Glow
228. Absolute Absorption Cross Sections of Ozone in the 185-to 350-nm Wavelength Range
229. Laboratory Measurement of the OI 1173/989 Å Branching Ratio
230. The O 1989 and 1173 Å Multiplets in the Dayglow
231. The EUV Dayglow at High Spectral Resolution
232. Measured Branching Ratios for O112D and2P Transitions in the Wavelength Range 530 to 800 Å
233. EUV Branching Ratios for Ionized Nitrogen and Oxygen Emissions
234. The Solar Absolute Spectral Irradiance at 1216 Å and 1800–3173 Å: January 12, 1983
235. Solar Absolute Spectral Irradiance 118–300 nm: July 25, 1983
236. Dissociative Excitation of Vaccum-Ultraviolet Emission Features by Electron Impact on Molecular Gases. II. N2
237. Dissociative Excitation of Vacuum Ultraviolet Emission Features by Electron Impact on Molecular Gases. I. H2 and O2
238. The O2 Schumann-Runge System: New Calculations of Photodissociation Cross-Sections
239. ETON 4: An Experimental Investigation of the Altitude Dependence of the O2(A3Σu+) Vibrational Populations in the Nightglow
240. Thermal He+ in the Plasmasphere: Comparison of Observations with Numerical Calculations
241. Aeronomic Problems of Molecular Oxygen Photodissociation. II. Theoretical Absorption Cross-Sections of the Schumann-Runge Bands at 79 K
242. Aeronomic Problems of Molecular Oxygen Photodissociation. III. Solar Spectral Irradiances in the Region of the O2 Herzberg Continuum, Schumann-Runge Bands and Continuum
243. Aeronomic Problems of Molecular Oxygen Photodissociation. IV. The Various Parameters for the Herzberg Continuum
244. Auroral O(1S) Production and Loss Processes: Ground-Based Measurements of the Artificial Auroral Experiment, Precede
245. Absolute Solar Flux Measurements Shortward of 575 Å
246. Line Width of the Solar EUV Hei Resonance Emissions at 584 and 537 Å
247. Enhancements of the Photoelectron-Excited Dayglow During Solar Flares
248. Photoelectron Flux in the Earth's Ionosphere
249. EUV Observations of the Equatorial Aurora
250. Observations of the He II 304-Å Radiation in the Night Sky
251. On the Distribution of He+ in the Plasmasphere from Observations of Resonantly Scattered He II 304-Å Radiation
252. Excitation of Herzberg I and II Bands in the Atmospheres of Earth and Venus
253. The Extreme Ultraviolet (750–1230 Å) Spectrum of an Aurora
254. EUV Imaging of the Ionosphere from Space
255. The Excitation of O(1S) in the Reaction Between N2(A3Σu+) and O(3P)
256. Rate Constants for Deactivation of N2(A3Σu−, v′ = 0,1) by O
257. Efficiencies for Production of Atomic Oxygen by Relativistic Proton Impact in Air
258. Oscillator Strengths for Dipole Transitions in Neutral Oxygen
259. OGO-4 Observations of the Lyman-Birge-Hopfield Bands in the Day Airglow
260. Geocoronal Imaging with Dynamics Explorer
261. Understanding the Transport of Atomic Oxygen within the Thermosphere Using a Numerical Global Thermospheric Model
262. An Investigation of the Consistency of the Ionospheric Measurements of the Photoelectron Flux and Solar EUV Flux
263. The Altitude Variation of the Ionospheric Photoelectron Flux: A Comparison of Theory and Measurement
264. How Will Changes in Carbon Dioxide and Methane Modify the Mean Structure of the Mesosphere and Thermosphere?
265. Thermospheric Dynamics During the March 22, 1979, Magnetic Storm
266. Observations of Optical Emissions from Precipitation of Energetic Neutral Atoms and Ions from the Ring Current
267. Solar Cycle Variation of Ultraviolet, 120–200 nm, Irradiance Measured by the Solar Mesosphere Explorer, 1982 through 1985
268. Electron-Impact Excitation of Atomic Oxygen:3P–3 s3So and3P–3 s3So
269. Electron-Impact Excitation Cross Sections for Atomic Oxygen:3P–3S
270. Nitric Oxide Delta Band Emission in the Earth's Atmosphere: Comparison of a Measurement and a Theory
271. Absolute Photoionization Cross Sections of Atomic Oxygen
272. Energetic He+ Ions from the Radiation Belt at Low Altitudes Near the Geomagnetic Equator
273. Rocket-Borne Spectroscopic Measurements in the Ultraviolet Aurora: Nitrogen Vegard-Kaplan Bands
274. The Ultraviolet Aurora: The Spectrum Between 2100 Å and 2300 Å
275. Sources of the Emission Features Between 2000 and 8000 Å in the Thermosphere
276. Chemiluminescence of Nitric Oxide: The NO (C2П −A2Σ+) Rate Constant
277. Atomic Emission in the Ultraviolet Nightglow
278. Coordinated Rocket and Satellite Measurements of an Auroral Event. 2. The Rocket Observations and Analysis
279. Excitation of N2 and N2+ Systems by Electron, II, Excitation Cross Sections and N2 IPG Low Pressure Afterglow
280. Electron Impact Excitation of H2: Rydberg Band Systems and the Benchmark Dissociative Cross Section for H Lyman-Alpha
281. Atomic Oxygen Concentrations in the Auroral Thermosphere: Application of a Thermospheric Temperature Criterion
282. Rocket Observation of the N II 2143 Å Emission in an Aurora
283. The Reponse of Thermospheric Nitric Oxide to an Auroral Storm, 1, Low and Middle Latitudes
284. The Response of Thermospheric Nitric Oxide to an Auroral Storm, 2, Auroral Latitudes
285. Differences in Near UV (≈3400–4300 Å) Optical Emissions from Midday Cusp and Nighttime Auroras
286. Radiative Transfer Diagnostics: Understanding Multilevel Transfer Calculations, I, Analysis of the Full Statistical Equilibrium Equations
287. Auroral N2 Emission
288. Auroral N2(c4′1Σu+ →a1Пg Emission, II
289. The Rotationally-Resolved Oxygen Afterglow, 373–474 nm
290. O2(c1Σu− →X3Σg−) Emission in the Terrestrial Nightglow
291. Nonadiabatic Representations of the1Σu− and1Пu States of the N2 Molecule
292. High Resolution Spectroscopy of Oxygen U.V. Airglow
293. Photoionization Coefficients and Photoelectron Impact Excitation Efficiencies in the Daytime Ionosphere
294. Excitation of Atomic Nitrogen by Electron Impact
295. Electron Impact Excitation of the3S0 and5S0 States of Atomic Oxygen
296. The Transport of Resonance Radiation in a Non-Isothermal Medium-Effect of Varying Doppler Width
297. The Oi 1304 Å Nadir Intensity/Column Production Rate Ratio and its Application to Airglow Studies
298. Radiation Transport Effects on the 1356 Å Limb Intensity Profile in the Dayglow
299. Excitation and Radiative Transport of Oi 1304 Å Resonance Radiation, I
300. The Oi 1304 and 1356 Emissions in Aurorae
301. Dependence of Auroral FUV Emissions on the Incident Electron Spectrum and Neutral Atmosphere
302. Deducing Composition and Incident Electron Spectra from Ground-Based Auroral Optical Measurements: Theory and Model Results
303. EUV Emission from Titan's Upper Atmosphere: Voyager 1 Encounter
304. Spacecraft Ram Cloud Atom Exchange and N2 LBH Glow
305. Imaging the Earth's Magnetosphere
306. Twilight Observations and Modelling of the N2+ First Negative Bands
307. Far Ultraviolet Atomic and Molecular Nitrogen Emission in the Dayglow
308. Electron-Impact Excitation of Atomic Oxygen
309. Oscillator Strengths and Electron Collisional Excitation Cross Sections for Atomic Oxygen
310. Near-Midnight Observations of Nitric Oxide δ-and γ-Band Chemiluminescence
311. Lyman Alpha Scattering in the Earth's Hydrogen Geocorona, 1
312. Global Atomic Hydrogen Density Derived from OGO-6 Lyman Alpha Measurements
313. Lyman-Alpha Measurements of Neutral Hydrogen in the Outer Geocorona and in Interplanetary Space
314. Rate Constants of the Reactions of Metastable N2(A3Σu+ in v=0, 1, 2, and 3 with Ground State O2 and O
315. Analyses of Atomic Oxygen, the Green Line, and Herzberg Bands in the Lower Thermosphere
316. Measurements of Atomic Oxygen and Related Airglows in the Lower Thermosphere
317. The Source Function in a non-Equilibrium Atmosphere. I. The Resonance Lines
318. Oi and Ni Allowed Transitions in the Airglow and Aurora
319. Evidence that the Recovery Phase Ring Current Consists of Helium Ions
320. Energetic Neutral Atom Precipitation During Magnetic Storms: Optical Emission, Ionization, and Energy Deposition at Low and Middle Latitudes
321. Neutral Atom Precipitation — A Review
322. Determination of F Region Height and Peak Electron Density at Night Using Airglow Emissions from Atomic Oxygen
323. Excitation of Oxygen Line Emissions in the Tropical Nightglow
324. Energetic Oxygen Precipitation as a Source of Vibrationally Excited N2+ 1N Emissions Observed at Low Latitudes
325. The Concentration of Atomic Oxygen in the Auroral Lower Thermosphere
326. The Role of Metastable Species in the Thermosphere
327. Ionization Frequencies for Solar Cycle 21: Revised
328. Ionization Frequencies for Major Thermospheric Constituents as a Function of Solar Cycle 21
329. A Spectral Search for Lyman-Birge-Hopfield Band Nightglow from Spacelab 1
330. New Photographic Spectra of the Sun in the Extreme Ultraviolet
331. Auroral Spectroscopy
332. Quenching of the N2 Vegard-Kaplan System in Aurora
333. Atmospheric Quantal Emissions: A Review of Recent Results
334. Absolute Experimental Differential and Integral Electron Excitation Cross Sections for Atomic Oxygen 3. The (3P→3D0) Transition (989 Å) from 20 to 200 eV with Improved Values for the (3P→3S0) Transition (1304 Å)
335. The 2145 Å Dayglow and the High Altitude Nitric Oxide Density
336. The Visual Dayglow
337. Mariner 5 Measurement of the Earth's Lyman Alpha Emission
338. First Satellite Observations of the He+ 304 Å Radiation and Its Interpretation
339. Absolute Cross Section for the Production of O(5S0) by Electron Impact Dissociation of O2
340. Translational Spectroscopy of Metastable Fragments Produced by Dissociative Excitation of Atmospheric Gases by Electron Impact. I. Nitrogen
341. Dipole Excitation Ionization and Fragmentation of N2 and CO in the 10–16 eV Region
342. Atomic Nitrogen Emissions from Photodissociation of N2
343. Resonance Line Transfer Calculations by Doubling Thin Layers. I. Comparison with Other Techniques
344. High Resolution VUV Absorption Spectrum of N2, Homogeneous Perturbation Between c4′(O)1Σu+ and b′(1)1Σu+ Levels
345. High Resolution Absorption Cross Section Measurements and Band Oscillator Strengths of the (1,0)–(12,0) Shumann-Runge Bands of O2
346. Photometric Properties of Io and Their Influence on Line Formation in the Atmosphere
347. Some Oi Oscillator Strengths and the Interstellar Abundance of Oxygen
348. Electron Impact Excitation of Atomic Oxygen: Revised Cross Sections
349. An Observation of the (0, 0) Negative Band of N2+ in the Dayglow
350. Electron-Impact Excitation of the Singlet States of N2, 1, The Birge-Hopfield System (b1Пu −X1Σg+)
351. On the Dissociation of Nitrogen by Electron Impact and by EUV Photoabsorption
352. On the Simultaneous Ionization-Excitation of the Oii (834 Å) Resonance Transition by Electron Impact on Atomic Oxygen
353. A Study of the Excitation and Radiative Decay of the 3 s′3D0 and 3 d3D0 Levels of Atomic Oxygen