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1. Charged meteoric smoke as ice nuclei in the mesosphere: Part 1—A review of basic concepts J. Gumbel & L. Megner
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3. Mesosphere summer echoes, temperature, and meridional wind variations at mid- and polar latitudes O. Zeller et al.
4. On the sizes and observable effects of dust particles in polar mesospheric winter echoes O. Havnes & M. Kassa
5. Scattering cross section of mesospheric echoes and turbulence parameters from Gadanki radar observations D. Selvaraj et al.
6. Solitons in Earth’s dusty mesosphere S. Popel et al.
7. PMSE-observations with the EISCAT VHF and UHF-radars: Statistical properties Q. Li & M. Rapp
8. Observation of Kelvin–Helmholtz instabilities and gravity waves in the summer mesopause above Andenes in Northern Norway G. Stober et al.
9. Preliminary Study on Active Modulation of Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes with the Radio Propagation in Layered Space Dusty Plasma S. Zhou et al.
10. Weather in mesospheric ice layers U. Berger & F. Lübken
11. In-situ detection of noctilucent cloud particles by the Colorado Dust Detectors onboard the PHOCUS sounding rocket Z. Sternovsky et al.
12. The TRAPS Apparatus: Enhancing Target Density of Nanoparticle Beams in Vacuum for X-ray and Optical Spectroscopy J. Meinen et al.
13. Studies of polar mesosphere summer echoes with the EISCAT VHF and UHF radars: Information contained in the spectral shape I. Strelnikova & M. Rapp
14. Determination of meteor-head echo trajectories using the interferometric capabilities of MAARSY C. Schult et al.
15. The formation of multiple layers of ice particles in the polar summer mesopause region H. Li et al.
16. PMSE observations with the EISCAT VHF- and UHF-radars: Ice particles and their effect on ambient electron densities Q. Li & M. Rapp
17. Study on Reflectivity and Wavenumber Occurring Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes H. Li et al.
18. Evolution of Small Scale Density Perturbations of Plasma and Charged Aerosol Particles in Polar Mesospheric Summer Echoes (PMSE) Layers Z. Hu et al.
19. High-latitude mesospheric intense turbulence associated with high-speed solar wind streams Y. Lee et al.
20. Rogue vertical drafts in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere: evidence and implications J. Chau et al.
21. Response of polar mesosphere summer echoes to geomagnetic disturbances in the Southern and Northern Hemispheres: the importance of nitric oxide S. Kirkwood et al.
22. SOFIE PMC observations during the northern summer of 2007 M. Hervig et al.
23. Direct Comparison Between Magnetospheric Plasma Waves and Polar Mesosphere Winter Echoes in Both Hemispheres Y. Tanaka et al.
24. Patches of polar mesospheric summer echoes characterized from radar imaging observations with MAARSY S. Sommer & J. Chau
25. Charging of meteoric smoke and ice particles in the mesosphere including photoemission and photodetachment rates S. Knappmiller et al.
26. A new BGK model to compute the scattering characteristics of electromagnetic waves by weakly ionized dusty plasma shroud S. Liu et al.
27. Electron–ion temperature ratio estimations in the summer polar mesosphere when subject to HF radio wave heating H. Pinedo et al.
28. Simultaneous observation of noctilucent clouds, mesospheric summer echoes, and temperature at a midlatitude station (54°N) M. Gerding et al.
29. The fate of meteoric metals in ice particles: Effects of sublimation and energetic particle bombardment T. Mangan et al.
30. The sensitivity of mesospheric ice layers to atmospheric background temperatures and water vapor F. Lübken et al.
31. New capabilities of the upgraded EISCAT high‐power HF facility M. Rietveld et al.
32. Hierarchical deconvolution for incoherent scatter radar data S. Ross et al.
33. Numerical simulations of the three‐dimensional distribution of polar mesospheric clouds and comparisons with Cloud Imaging and Particle Size (CIPS) experiment and the Solar Occultation For Ice Experiment (SOFIE) observations C. Bardeen et al.
34. Investigation of gravity waves using horizontally resolved radial velocity measurements G. Stober et al.
35. Winter/summer transition in the Antarctic mesopause region F. Lübken et al.
36. Observation of Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes using the northernmost MST radar at Eureka (80°N) N. Swarnalingam et al.
37. An extended investigation of noctilucent cloud dynamics at Chatanika, Alaska using lidar, satellite, and radar observations V. Rajendra Kumar et al.
38. Frequency spectra and vertical profiles of wind fluctuations in the summer Antarctic mesosphere revealed by MST radar observations K. Sato et al.
39. On the unusually bright and frequent noctilucent clouds in summer 2019 above Northern Germany M. Gerding et al.
40. Polar mesosphere summer echoes (PMSE) at Halley (76°S, 27°W), Antarctica M. Jarvis et al.
41. Polar mesosphere summer echoes (PMSE) studied at Bragg wavelengths of 2.8m, 67cm, and 16cm M. Rapp et al.
42. Dusty space plasma diagnosis using temporal behavior of polar mesospheric summer echoes during active modification A. Mahmoudian et al.
43. Mesosphere summer echoes observed with the SuperDARN Hokkaido HF radar at Rikubetsu, Japan (43.5°N) T. Ogawa et al.
44. Can VHF radars at polar latitudes measure mean vertical winds in the presence of PMSE? N. Gudadze et al.
45. Program of the Antarctic Syowa MST/IS radar (PANSY) K. Sato et al.
46. Probing Gravity Waves in the Middle Atmosphere Using Infrasound From Explosions E. Vorobeva et al.
47. Polar mesosphere summer echo detection using a dynasonde M. Rose et al.
48. The Tromsø programme of in situ and sample return studies of mesospheric nanoparticles O. Havnes et al.
49. First observations of Southern Hemisphere polar mesosphere winter echoes including conjugate occurrences at ∼69°S latitude R. Morris et al.
50. Ground and Space-Based Measurement of Rocket Engine Burns in the Ionosphere P. Bernhardt et al.
51. Scattering of radiation in collisionless dusty plasmas P. Tolias & S. Ratynskaia
52. Effect of ice particles on the mesospheric potassium layer at Spitsbergen (78°N) S. Raizada et al.
53. Polar mesosphere summer echoes with ESRAD, Kiruna, Sweden: Variations and trends over 1997–2008 M. Smirnova et al.
54. Winter/summer mesopause temperature transition at Davis (69°S) in 2011/2012 F. Lübken et al.
55. Ground-based noontime D-region electron density climatology over northern Norway T. Renkwitz et al.
56. Charged dust in the D-region incoherent scatter spectrum T. Gunnarsdottir & I. Mann
57. Study on morphology and growth of water–ice grains spontaneously generated in a laboratory plasma K. Chai & P. Bellan
58. Coordinated optical and radar image measurements of noctilucent clouds and polar mesospheric summer echoes M. Taylor et al.
59. EISCAT and ESRAD radars observations of polar mesosphere winter echoes during solar proton events on 11–12 November 2004 E. Belova et al.
60. Remote sensing of mesospheric dust layers using active modulation of PMWE by high‐power radio waves A. Mahmoudian et al.
61. Homogeneous nucleation of amorphous solid water particles in the upper mesosphere B. Murray & E. Jensen
62. Long-term variations of polar mesospheric summer echoes observed at Andøya (69°N) R. Latteck & J. Bremer
63. Long-term changes of (polar) mesosphere summer echoes J. Bremer et al.
64. Nonlinear Periodic Wave Structures in the Dusty Earth’s Ionosphere Y. Izvekova et al.
65. The size of noctilucent cloud particles above ALOMAR (69N,16E): Optical modeling and method description G. Baumgarten et al.
66. PMSE strength during enhanced D region electron densities: Faraday rotation and absorption effects at VHF frequencies J. Chau et al.
67. Effects of particle precipitation on the polar mesospheric summer echoes observed by EISCAT VHF 224 MHz radar V. Narayanan et al.
68. Mesospheric sulfate aerosol layer M. Mills et al.
69. Summer time Fe depletion in the Antarctic mesopause region T. Viehl et al.
70. Dynamics of Water–Ice Grains Formed in a Plasma Where Gravitational Force is Compensated by Thermophoretic Force K. Chai
71. Charged meteoric particles as ice nuclei in the mesosphere: Part 2 L. Megner & J. Gumbel
72. The vapor pressure over nano-crystalline ice M. Nachbar et al.
73. Propagation characteristics of microwaves in dusty plasmas with multi-collisions Y. HONG et al.
74. Coincident measurements of PMSE and NLC above ALOMAR (69° N, 16° E) by radar and lidar from 1999–2008 N. Kaifler et al.
75. Seasonal and solar activity variability of D-region electron density at 69°N W. Singer et al.
76. Statistical characteristics of PMWE observations by the EISCAT VHF radar I. Strelnikova & M. Rapp
77. D region observations by VHF and HF radars during a rocket campaign at Andøya dedicated to investigations of PMWE R. Latteck et al.
78. Thermodynamics of homogeneous nucleation of ice particles in the polar summer mesosphere A. Zasetsky et al.
79. Time evolution of artificial electron heating in polar mesosphere summer echo layers O. Havnes et al.
80. Localized mesosphere-stratosphere-troposphere radar echoes from theEregion at 69°N: Properties and physical mechanisms M. Rapp et al.
81. High-speed echoes in the polar winter mesosphere: Infrasound as a probable cause E. Belova et al.
82. Influence of meteoric smoke particles on the incoherent scatter measured with EISCAT VHF T. Gunnarsdottir et al.
83. Mesospheric plasma irregularities caused by the missile destruction on 9 December 2009 A. Kozlovsky et al.
84. Mid-Latitude Detection of High Schmidt-Number Turbulent Echoes, and Comparison to PMSE and Geomagnetic Variations W. Hocking & V. Pinnegar
85. Wavelike Structures of E‐Region Irregularities Observed by All‐Sky Radar at Low Latitude W. Sun et al.
86. Simulation of polar mesospheric cloud measurements via spaceborne LiDAR and detection efficiency analysis K. Ren et al.
87. Characteristics of Mesosphere Echoes over Antarctica Obtained Using PANSY and MF Radars M. Tsutsumi et al.
88. A New Technique for Investigating Dust Charging in the PMSE Source Region A. Mahmoudian et al.
89. Characterization of polar mesospheric VHF radar echoes during solar minimum winter 2019/2020. Part I: Ionisation T. Renkwitz et al.
90. On the angular dependence and scattering model of polar mesospheric summer echoes at VHF S. Sommer et al.
91. Photoelectric charging of dust grains A. Ignatov
92. Dust Particles in Space: Opportunities for Experimental Research I. Kuznetsov et al.
93. Lidar observations and formation mechanism of the structure of stratospheric and mesospheric aerosol layers over Kamchatka A. Cheremisin et al.
94. The vapor pressure of liquid and solid water phases at conditions relevant to the atmosphere M. Nachbar et al.
95. On the role of anisotropic MF/HF scattering in mesospheric wind estimation T. Renkwitz et al.
96. Propagation Characteristics of Terahertz Waves in Magnetized Dusty Plasma Y. Wu et al.
97. On the early onset of the NLC season 2013 as observed at ALOMAR J. Fiedler et al.
98. A comparison of polar mesosphere summer echo at VHF (224 MHz) and UHF (930 MHz) and the effects of artificial electron heating L. Næsheim et al.
99. MAARSY – the new MST radar on Andøya: first results of spaced antenna and Doppler measurements of atmospheric winds in the troposphere and mesosphere using a partial array G. Stober et al.
100. Study on mesosphere summer echoes observed by digital ionosonde at Zhongshan Station, Antarctica H. Li et al.
101. Study on electromagnetic properties of dusty plasma C. CHEN et al.
102. Could negative ion production explain the polar mesosphere winter echo (PMWE) modulation in active HF heating experiments? A. Kero et al.
103. Polar mesosphere summer echoes: a comparison of simultaneous observations at three wavelengths E. Belova et al.
104. Possible effect of hyperthermal electrons on the charging of mesospheric dust M. Rosenberg et al.
105. Temporal evolution of radar echoes associated with mesospheric dust clouds after turn‐on of radio wave heating A. Mahmoudian & W. Scales
106. Experimental evidence of a stratospheric circulation influence on mesospheric temperatures and ice-particles during the 2010–2011 austral summer at 69°S R. Morris et al.
107. Simulations of the collection of mesospheric dust particles with a rocket instrument A. Pineau et al.
108. Estimate of size distribution of charged MSPs measured in situ in winter during the WADIS-2 sounding rocket campaign H. Asmus et al.
109. Radar Observation of Extreme Vertical Drafts in the Polar Summer Mesosphere J. Chau et al.
110. Formation of ice particles through nucleation in the mesosphere K. Tanaka et al.
111. A decade of the Super Dual Auroral Radar Network (SuperDARN): scientific achievements, new techniques and future directions G. Chisham et al.
112. Interhemispheric comparison of mesospheric ice layers from the LIMA model F. Lübken & U. Berger
113. Atmospheric band fitting coefficients derived from a self-consistent rocket-borne experiment M. Grygalashvyly et al.
114. Optical Emissions Observed During the Charged Aerosol Release Experiment (CARE I) in the Ionosphere P. Bernhardt et al.
115. On the Issue of Drift Instability of Charged Aerosols in Plasma of Noctilucent Clouds S. Shalimov & A. Kozlovskii
116. In-flight calibration of mesospheric rocket plasma probes O. Havnes et al.
117. Dynamically Unstable Strong Wind Shears Observed in the Polar Mesosphere Summer Echo Layer Associated With Geomagnetic Disturbances Y. Lee et al.
118. On the necessary complexity of modeling of the Polar Mesosphere Summer Echo Overshoot Effect A. BIEBRICHER et al.
119. Aspect sensitivity of polar mesosphere summer echoes based on ESRAD MST radar measurements in Kiruna, Sweden in 1997–2010 M. Smirnova et al.
120. Charged dust phenomena in the near-Earth space environment W. Scales & A. Mahmoudian
121. Study on incoherent scatter theory of high density dusty plasma . Xu Bin et al.
122. Comment on “Ice iron/sodium film as cause for high noctilucent cloud radar reflectivity” by P. M. Bellan M. Rapp & F. Lübken
123. Polar Mesospheric Summer Echo Characteristics in Magnetic Local Time and Height Profiles Y. Lee et al.
124. Temporal and spatial characteristics of the formation of strong noctilucent clouds J. Kiliani et al.
125. Imaging of Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes with the 450 MHz Poker Flat Advanced Modular Incoherent Scatter Radar M. Nicolls et al.
126. Investigation of the quadruple Beltrami relaxed state in a partially ionized dusty mesospheric plasma U. Shazad et al.
127. On the seasonal variations of reflectivity and turbulence characteristics of low‐latitude mesospheric echoes over Gadanki D. Selvaraj et al.
128. Uptake of Fe, Na and K atoms on low-temperature ice: implications for metal atom scavenging in the vicinity of polar mesospheric clouds B. Murray & J. Plane
129. Multi-static spatial and angular studies of polar mesospheric summer echoes combining MAARSY and KAIRA J. Chau et al.
130. Long-term aspect-sensitivity measurements of polar mesosphere summer echoes (PMSE) at Resolute Bay using a 51.5MHz VHF radar N. Swarnalingam et al.
131. Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes and Possible Signatures of Pulsating Aurora Detected by the Meteor Radar A. Kozlovsky et al.
132. Polar mesospheric summer echoes at 78°N, 16°E, 2008: First results of the refurbished sounding system (SOUSY) Svalbard radar C. Hall et al.
133. Coherent scattering of electromagnetic waves by self-organized dust structures: Degree of coherence V. Tsytovich et al.
134. Microphysical parameters of mesospheric ice clouds derived from calibrated observations of polar mesosphere summer echoes at Bragg wavelengths of 2.8 m and 30 cm Q. Li et al.
135. In-situ measurement of smoke particles in the wintertime polar mesosphere between 80 and 85km altitude K. Amyx et al.
136. Responses of CIPS/AIM noctilucent clouds to the interplanetary magnetic field L. Zhang et al.
137. Dust in the planetary system: Dust interactions in space plasmas of the solar system I. Mann et al.
138. Comparison of modulated UHF PMSE characteristics at different altitude ranges S. Ullah et al.
139. Measurements of polar mesospheric clouds in infrared emission by MIPAS/ENVISAT M. López‐Puertas et al.
140. On the equatorial dayside ionosphere of Saturn – In-situ observations give evidence for a dynamic and layered structure in disequilibrium J. Wahlund et al.
141. Quantification of waves in lidar observations of noctilucent clouds at scales from seconds to minutes N. Kaifler et al.
142. Possible manifestation of dusty ionospheric plasmas during high-speed meteor showers Y. Izvekova et al.
143. Relaxed Structures in NLC Dynamics in the Mesosphere M. Tahir & A. Naeem
144. PHOCUS radiometer O. Nyström et al.
145. On the size distribution of collision fragments of NLC dust particles and their relevance to meteoric smoke particles O. Havnes et al.
146. A statistical study of meteoroid fragmentation and differential ablation using the Resolute Bay Incoherent Scatter Radar A. Malhotra & J. Mathews
147. Rocket measurements of positive ions during polar mesosphere winter echo conditions A. Brattli et al.
148. First Southern Hemisphere common‐volume measurements of PMC and PMSE A. Klekociuk et al.
149. Excitation of ion waves by charged dust beams in ionospheric aerosol release experiments M. Rosenberg et al.
150. PMSE and E-region plasma instability: In situ observations B. Strelnikov et al.
151. Dusty Plasma Effects in Near Earth Space and Interplanetary Medium I. Mann et al.
152. Polar mesosphere winter echoes – A review of recent results S. Kirkwood
153. Reflection Characteristics of Layered Media in Polar Mesopause Related to Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes L. Hailong et al.
154. Height and time characteristics of seasonal and diurnal variations in PMWE based on 1 year observations by the PANSY radar (69.0°S, 39.6°E) T. Nishiyama et al.
155. Research opportunities at the geospace facilities exemplified by a large meteor echo D. Hysell et al.
156. Polar mesosphere summer echoes at Wasa, Antarctica (73°S): First observations and comparison with 68°N S. Kirkwood et al.
157. Small scale structures of a mesospheric dusty plasma W. Zhang et al.
158. Research on small-scale structures of ice particle density and electron density in the mesopause region R. Tian et al.
159. A review of Mesosphere–Stratosphere–Troposphere (MST) radar developments and studies, circa 1997–2008 W. Hocking
160. Modeling the microphysics of mesospheric ice particles: Assessment of current capabilities and basic sensitivities M. Rapp & G. Thomas
161. Dependence of mesospheric Na and Fe distributions on electron density at Arecibo S. Raizada et al.
162. Investigation of PMSE dependence on high energy particle precipitation during their simultaneous occurrence A. Rauf et al.
163. On the nonlinear dynamics of large scale dust-acoustic solitary waves in a superthermal bi-ion dusty ionospheric magnetoplasma M. Shahzad et al.
164. Meteor radar observations of polar mesospheric summer echoes over Svalbard J. Younger et al.
165. Effects of Energetic Particle Precipitation on PMSE Echoes Observed by EISCAT UHF Radar: A Case Study A. Rauf et al.
166. Estimates of the Size Distribution of Meteoric Smoke Particles From Rocket‐Borne Impact Probes T. Antonsen et al.
167. Towards a Framework for Noctilucent Cloud Analysis P. Sharma et al.
168. Meteor smoke influences on the D-region charge balance – review of recent in situ measurements and one-dimensional model results C. Baumann et al.
169. Beltrami states in Earth's dusty mesosphere S. Gondal
170. Opinion: Recent developments and future directions in studying the mesosphere and lower thermosphere J. Plane et al.
171. Horizontally resolved structures of radar backscatter from polar mesospheric layers R. Latteck et al.
172. Simultaneous PMC and PMSE observations with a ground-based lidar and SuperDARN HF radar at Syowa Station, Antarctica H. Suzuki et al.
173. Observation of polar mesosphere summer echoes with calibrated VHF radars at 69° in the Northern and Southern hemispheres R. Latteck et al.
174. First continuous temperature measurements within polar mesosphere summer echoes F. Lübken et al.
175. Minimal impact of condensation nuclei characteristics on observable Mesospheric ice properties L. Megner
176. Geometric considerations of polar mesospheric summer echoes in tilted beams using coherent radar imaging S. Sommer et al.
177. Particle properties and water content of noctilucent clouds and their interannual variation G. Baumgarten et al.
178. First modulation of high‐frequency polar mesospheric summer echoes by radio heating of the ionosphere A. Senior et al.
179. Gravity wave propagation studies using the Indian MST radar observations S. Chakravarty
180. Core level photoionization on free sub-10-nm nanoparticles using synchrotron radiation J. Meinen et al.
181. Simultaneous observations of temperatures and ice-particles in the mid-latitude mesopause region M. Gerding et al.
182. First observations of the artificial modulation of polar mesospheric winter echoes A. Kavanagh et al.
183. Mesospheric Temperature During the Extreme Midlatitude Noctilucent Cloud Event on 18/19 July 2016 N. Kaifler et al.
184. Interaction of nonlinear acoustic waves in dusty plasma with Cairns–Gurevich polarization force A. Abdikian & W. Masood
185. On the role of metal silicate molecules as ice nuclei J. Plane
186. Radar studies of ionospheric dusty plasma phenomena I. Mann et al.
187. Observations of polar mesospheric summer echoes using PFISR during the summer of 2007 R. Varney et al.
188. Exploring polar mesos pheric summer echoes T. Hartquist et al.
189. Reply to comment by P. M. Bellan on “Comment on ‘Ice iron/sodium film as cause for high noctilucent cloud radar reflectivity’” M. Rapp & F. Lübken
190. Horizontal Correlation Functions of Wind Fluctuations in the Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere F. Poblet et al.
191. Mesosphere summer echoes observed with VHF and MF radars at Wakkanai, Japan (45.4°N) T. Ogawa et al.
192. The stability of the mesospheric plasma layer B. Pandey & S. Vladimirov
193. Is there H2O stacking disordered ice I in the Solar System? C. Salzmann et al.
194. The electron density dependence of polar mesospheric summer echoes R. Varney et al.
195. Nonlinear Periodic Dust Acoustic Waves in the Magnetosphere of Saturn Y. Izvekova et al.
196. First complete season of PMSE observations above Davis, Antarctica, and their relation to winds and temperatures R. Morris et al.
197. The Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere (AIM) mission: Overview and early science results J. Russell et al.
198. Enhancing the spatiotemporal features of polar mesosphere summer echoes using coherent MIMO and radar imaging at MAARSY J. Urco et al.
199. Simultaneous observation of gravity waves at PMC altitude from AIM/CIPS experiment and PANSY radar over Syowa (69°S, 39°E) B. Thurairajah et al.
200. On high time‐range resolution observations of PMSE: Statistical characteristics S. Sommer et al.
201. A rocket-borne mass analyzer for charged aerosol particles in the mesosphere S. Knappmiller et al.
202. The MAGIC meteoric smoke particle sampler J. Hedin et al.
203. The polar mesosphere R. Morris & D. Murphy
204. Using Deep Learning Methods for Segmenting Polar Mesospheric Summer Echoes E. Domben et al.
205. Modeling the Altitude Distribution of Meteor Head Echoes Observed with HPLA Radars: Implications for the Radar Detectability of Meteoroid Populations N. Swarnalingam et al.
206. Investigation of Polar Mesospheric Summer Echoes Using Linear Discriminant Analysis D. Jozwicki et al.
207. Ice particle growth in the polar summer mesosphere: Formation time and equilibrium size A. Zasetsky et al.
208. Multicomponent Diffusion of Dusty Plasma in PMSE Including the Growth of Dust Particles Z. Li et al.
209. Dust Particles in Space: Opportunities for Experimental Research I. Kuznetsov et al.
210. Calibrated measurements of PMSE strengths at three different locations observed with SKiYMET radars and narrow beam VHF radars N. Swarnalingam et al.
211. Seasonal variations of the mesospheric Fe layer at Rothera, Antarctica (67.5°S, 68.0°W) C. Gardner et al.
212. Diagnosing radio plasma heating in the polar summer mesosphere using cross modulation: Theory and observations A. Senior et al.
213. Detection of meteoric smoke particles in the mesosphere by a rocket-borne mass spectrometer S. Robertson et al.
214. Volatility of Amorphous Solid Water M. Nachbar et al.
215. Dynamics of nonspherical, fractal-like water-ice particles in a plasma environment K. Chai
216. Statistical climatology of mid-latitude mesospheric summer echoes characterised by OSWIN (Ostsee-Wind) radar observations D. Pokhotelov et al.
217. Aircraft-based observation of meteoric material in lower-stratospheric aerosol particles between 15 and 68° N J. Schneider et al.
218. A comparison of overshoot modelling with observations of polar mesospheric summer echoes at radar frequencies of 56 and 224 MHz O. Havnes et al.
219. Nonlinear Dust Acoustic Waves near the Surface of Phobos and Deimos Y. Izvekova et al.
220. Shear instability in magnetized, collisional dusty plasmas B. Pandey et al.
221. Sounding rocket project “PMWE” for investigation of polar mesosphere winter echoes B. Strelnikov et al.
222. A statistical survey of electron temperature enhancements in heater modulated polar mesospheric summer echoes at EISCAT G. Routledge et al.
223. Ice iron/sodium film as cause for high noctilucent cloud radar reflectivity P. Bellan
224. Majority of PMSE spectral widths at UHF and VHF are compatible with a single scattering mechanism I. Strelnikova & M. Rapp
225. Dust modification of the plasma conductivity in the Earth's mesosphere B. Pandey & S. Vladimirov
226. Long-term changes of mesospheric summer echoes at polar and middle latitudes J. Bremer et al.
227. The physics and detection of nanodust in the solar system N. Meyer-Vernet et al.
228. On the signature of positively charged dust particles on plasma irregularities in the mesosphere A. Mahmoudian & W. Scales
229. Effect of charged dust grains on the electrojet instabilities S. Sarkar et al.
230. Occurrence and Altitude of the Long‐Lived Nonspecular Meteor Trails During Meteor Showers at High Latitudes A. Kozlovsky et al.
231. Seasonal–latitudinal variations of PMC particle size from SME measurements for the northern 1983 season and SNOE measurements for the northern 2000 and southern 2000/2001 seasons D. Rusch et al.
232. Mean characteristics of mesosphere winter echoes at mid- and high-latitudes O. Zeller et al.
233. Study on the Relation Between the Reflectivity and Frequency in Dusty Plasma of the Polar Summer Mesopause L. Hailong et al.
234. Spectral observations of polar mesospheric summer echoes at 33cm (450MHz) with the Poker Flat Incoherent Scatter Radar M. Nicolls et al.
235. Measurements and modeling of cosmic noise absorption changes due to radio heating of the D region ionosphere A. Senior et al.
236. Polarization and scattering of a long-duration meteor trail S. Close et al.
237. First three-dimensional observations of polar mesosphere winter echoes: Resolving space-time ambiguity M. Rapp et al.
238. On the detection of mesospheric meteoric smoke particles embedded in noctilucent cloud particles with rocket-borne dust probes T. Antonsen & O. Havnes
239. Reversed Hall effect and plasma conductivity in the presence of charged impurities V. Yaroshenko & H. Lühr
240. A Comparative Study of Heating Effects on PMSE between the Naturally Occurred Mono Double and Tri Layers S. Ullah et al.
241. Spectral characteristics and scatter cross-section of low latitude mesospheric echoes measured by the Indian MST radar at Gadanki E. Belova et al.
242. Meteoric smoke particle properties derived using dual-beam Arecibo UHF observations of D-region spectra during different seasons J. Fentzke et al.
243. Simultaneous observations of NLCs and MSEs at midlatitudes: implications for formation and advection of ice particles M. Gerding et al.
244. Distribution of meteoric smoke – sensitivity to microphysical properties and atmospheric conditions L. Megner et al.
245. Characteristics of non-specular meteor trail echoes detected with Gadanki MST radar K. Reddy
246. Climatological comparison of polar mesosphere summer echoes over the Arctic and Antarctica at 69° R. Latteck & D. Murphy
247. Effect of dusty plasma parameters on the low frequency Hall current instability S. Sarkar et al.
248. Observations of polar mesospheric summer echoes resembling kilometer-scale varicose-mode flows J. Hartisch et al.
249. The leading role of atomic oxygen in the collocation of elves and hydroxyl nightglow in the low‐latitude mesosphere Y. Wu et al.
250. PMSE dependence on frequency observed simultaneously with VHF and UHF radars in the presence of precipitation S. ULLAH et al.
251. Simultaneous in situ measurements of small-scale structures in neutral, plasma, and atomic oxygen densities during the WADIS sounding rocket project B. Strelnikov et al.
252. An aerosol chamber investigation of the heterogeneous ice nucleating potential of refractory nanoparticles R. Saunders et al.
253. Non-equilibrium modeling of the PMSE Overshoot Effect revisited: A comprehensive study A. BIEBRICHER & O. HAVNES
254. Segmentation of PMSE Data Using Random Forests D. Jozwicki et al.
255. Multi-scale measurements of mesospheric aerosols and electrons during the MAXIDUSTY campaign T. Antonsen et al.
256. Observations of mesospheric ice particles from the ALWIN radar and SOFIE M. Hervig et al.
257. Occurrence frequencies of polar mesosphere summer echoes observed at 69° N during a full solar cycle R. Latteck & J. Bremer
258. Secondary charging effects due to icy dust particle impacts on rocket payloads M. Kassa et al.
259. Statistical study about the influence of particle precipitation on mesosphere summer echoes in polar latitudes during July 2013 A. Rauf et al.
260. News from the Lower Ionosphere: A Review of Recent Developments M. Friedrich & M. Rapp
261. Characteristics of the layered polar mesosphere summer echoes occurrence ratio observed by EISCAT VHF 224 MHz radar S. Ge et al.
262. Observational evidence of the influence of Antarctic stratospheric ozone variability on middle atmosphere dynamics N. Venkateswara Rao et al.
263. The Phase of Water Ice Which Forms in Cold Clouds in the Mesospheres of Mars, Venus, and Earth T. Mangan et al.
264. Measurements of global distributions of polar mesospheric clouds during 2005–2012 by MIPAS/Envisat M. García-Comas et al.
265. Using polar mesosphere summer echoes and stratospheric/mesospheric winds to explain summer mesopause jumps in Antarctica F. Lübken et al.
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