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21. The intensification of metallic layered phenomena above thunderstorms through the modulation of atmospheric tides B. Yu et al.
22. Modelling the influence of meteoric smoke particles on artificial heating in the D-region M. Myrvang et al.
23. Measurements of the vertical fluxes of atomic Fe and Na at the mesopause: Implications for the velocity of cosmic dust entering the atmosphere W. Huang et al.
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25. Resolving the strange behavior of extraterrestrial potassium in the upper atmosphere J. Plane et al.
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27. A Comparison of the Midlatitude Nickel and Sodium Layers in the Mesosphere: Observations and Modeling J. Jiao et al.
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29. Cosmic dust in the earth's atmosphere J. Plane
30. Dust Accretion onto Exoplanets P. Arras et al.
31. Ice iron/sodium film as cause for high noctilucent cloud radar reflectivity P. Bellan
32. Significant enhancements of the mesospheric Na layer bottom below 75 km observed by a full-diurnal-cycle lidar at Beijing (40.41° N, 116.01° E), China Y. Xia et al.
33. Observations of Dramatic Enhancements to the Mesospheric K Layer J. Jiao et al.
34. Modeling the global micrometeor input function in the upper atmosphere observed by high power and large aperture radars D. Janches et al.
35. Satellite measurements of the global mesospheric sodium layer Z. Fan et al.
36. Estimates of vertical eddy diffusivity in the upper mesosphere in the presence of a mesospheric inversion layer R. Collins et al.
37. The Enhancement of Neutral Metal Na Layer Above Thunderstorms B. Yu et al.
38. Kinetics of ionization and recombination of atmospheric sodium N. Kosarev
39. Formation of an additional density peak in the bottom side of the sodium layer associated with the passage of multiple mesospheric frontal systems V. Narayanan et al.
40. Lidar observations of Fe and Na meteor trails with high temporal resolution L. Zeng & F. Yi
41. Statistical study on sporadic sodium layers (SSLs) based on diurnal sodium lidar observations at Beijing, China (40.5 °N, 116 °E) Y. Xia et al.
42. Peculiar enhancement in the neutral K and Na layers observed during atypical E-region event in the South American magnetic anomaly (SAMA) region V. Andrioli et al.
43. Observed diurnal and seasonal behavior of the micrometeor flux using the Arecibo and Jicamarca radars D. Janches & J. Chau
44. Photocurrent modelling and experimental confirmation for meteoric smoke particle detectors on board atmospheric sounding rockets G. Giono et al.
45. Seasonal and diurnal variability of the meteor flux at high latitudes observed using PFISR J. Sparks et al.
46. On the detection of mesospheric meteoric smoke particles embedded in noctilucent cloud particles with rocket-borne dust probes T. Antonsen & O. Havnes
47. Some ubiquitous features of the mesospheric Fe and Na layer borders from simultaneous and common‐volume Fe and Na lidar observations F. Yi et al.
48. A gas-phase solvent effect: The role of water molecules in the conversion of the HOMg+/CO2 adduct ion to the magnesium bicarbonate ion, Mg+O2COH S. Petrie
49. Seasonal variations of the nocturnal mesospheric Na and Fe layers at 30°N F. Yi et al.
50. The sporadic sodium layer: a possible tracer for the conjunction between the upper and lower atmospheres S. Qiu et al.
51. On the role of metal silicate molecules as ice nuclei J. Plane
52. Meteoric smoke particles: Evidence from rocket and radar techniques M. Rapp et al.
53. The Mesosphere and Metals: Chemistry and Changes J. Plane et al.
54. THE METEOR FLUX: IT DEPENDS HOW YOU LOOK L. Dyrud et al.
55. Lidar observations of sodium density depletions in the presence of polar mesospheric clouds J. Thayer & W. Pan
56. The technical optimization of Na-K lidar and to measure mesospheric Na and K over Brazil L. Du et al.
57. Observations of NO in the upper mesosphere and lower thermosphere during ECOMA 2010 J. Hedin et al.
58. Statistical study about the influence of particle precipitation on mesosphere summer echoes in polar latitudes during July 2013 A. Rauf et al.
59. Diurnal variation of atmospheric metal Na layer and nighttime top extension detected by a Na lidar with narrowband spectral filters at Beijing, China Y. Xia et al.
60. Depletion of mesospheric sodium during extended period of pulsating aurora T. Takahashi et al.
61. Long-term Ionospheric Characteristics over Urumchi H. ZHAO et al.
62. Elastic scattering and rotational excitation of nitrogen molecules by sodium atoms J. Loreau et al.
63. Plasma and Electromagnetic Simulations of Meteor Head Echo Radar Reflections L. Dyrud et al.
64. A New Model for Magnesium Chemistry in the Upper Atmosphere J. Plane & C. Whalley
65. A model for meteoroid ablation including melting and vaporization B. Dias et al.
66. Global ozone monitoring by occultation of stars: an overview of GOMOS measurements on ENVISAT J. Bertaux et al.
67. Simultaneous and common-volume three-lidar observations of sporadic metal layers in the mesopause region F. Yi et al.
68. Lidar Observations and Studies of the Lower-triangle Potassium Layer over Beijing ormalsize Z. WANG et al.
69. Effect of ice particles on the mesospheric potassium layer at Spitsbergen (78°N) S. Raizada et al.
70. Measurements of meteor smoke particles during the ECOMA-2006 campaign: 2. Results I. Strelnikova et al.
71. The global mesospheric sodium layer observed by Odin/OSIRIS in 2004–2009 J. Hedin & J. Gumbel
72. On the distribution of CO2 and CO in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere R. Garcia et al.
73. Modeling the Altitude Distribution of Meteor Head Echoes Observed with HPLA Radars: Implications for the Radar Detectability of Meteoroid Populations N. Swarnalingam et al.
74. A combined rocket-borne and ground-based study of the sodium layer and charged dust in the upper mesosphere J. Plane et al.
75. Global and temporal distribution of meteoric smoke: A two‐dimensional simulation study L. Megner et al.
76. Enhancements of the refractory submicron aerosol fraction in the Arctic polar vortex: feature or exception? R. Weigel et al.
77. Physics of meteor generated shock waves in the Earth’s atmosphere – A review E. Silber et al.
78. On the size distribution of collision fragments of NLC dust particles and their relevance to meteoric smoke particles O. Havnes et al.
79. The Reaction between Sodium Hydroxide and Atomic Hydrogen in Atmospheric and Flame Chemistry J. Gómez Martín et al.
80. Simultaneous observations of sporadic Fe and Na layers by two closely colocated resonance fluorescence lidars at Wuhan (30.5°N, 114.4°E), China F. Yi et al.
81. A case study on the possible altitude‐dependent effects of collisions on sodium airglow emission S. Sarkhel et al.
82. A spectral model of the FeO orange bands with a comparison between a laboratory spectrum and a night airglow spectrum observed by OSIRIS on Odin R. Gattinger et al.
83. Momentum Flux Spectra of a Mountain Wave Event Over New Zealand K. Bossert et al.
84. Chemical model for mid‐summer lidar observations of mesospheric potassium over the Arecibo Observatory R. Delgado et al.
85. Short-term Fluctuations Of The Mesospheric Na Layer Observed By High-time-resolution Lidar X. Wang et al.
86. A comparison of overshoot modelling with observations of polar mesospheric summer echoes at radar frequencies of 56 and 224 MHz O. Havnes et al.
87. Variability of the mesospheric nightglow during the 2002 Leonid storms J. Plane et al.
88. The Meteoric Ni Layer in the Upper Atmosphere S. Daly et al.
89. First multi-year occultation observations of CO2 in the MLT by ACE satellite: observations and analysis using the extended CMAM S. Beagley et al.
90. Sodium lidar‐observed gravity wave breaking followed by an upward propagation of sporadic sodium layer over Hefei, China C. Ban et al.
91. Analysis of 3D Kinetic Simulations of Meteor Trails L. Tarnecki & M. Oppenheim
92. Initial altitude of the micrometeor phenomenon: Comparison between Arecibo radar observations and theory D. Janches & D. ReVelle
93. Simultaneous sodium airglow and lidar measurements over India: A case study S. Sarkhel et al.
94. Sporadic micro-meteoroid source radiant distribution inferred from the Arecibo 430 MHz radar observations Y. Li et al.
95. Seasonal variations of the Na and Fe layers at the South Pole and their implications for the chemistry and general circulation of the polar mesosphere C. Gardner et al.
96. Evaluation of processes that affect the photochemical timescale of the sodium layer J. Xu & A. Smith
97. A retrieval algorithm for satellite remote sensing of the nighttime global distribution of the sodium layer J. Xu et al.
98. Signature of an overturning gravity wave in the mesospheric sodium layer: Comparison of a nonlinear photochemical‐dynamical model and lidar observations J. Xu et al.
99. Investigation on the Distinct Nocturnal Secondary Sodium Layer Behavior Above 95 km in Winter and Summer Over Logan, UT (41.7°N, 112°W) and Arecibo Observatory, PR (18.3°N, 67°W) X. Cai et al.
100. A semi‐empirical model of the contribution from sporadic meteoroid sources on the meteor input function in the MLT observed at Arecibo J. Fentzke & D. Janches
101. Global measurement of the mesospheric sodium layer by the star occultation instrument GOMOS D. Fussen et al.
102. The global climatology of the intensity of the ionospheric sporadic E layer B. Yu et al.
103. Large‐Scale Horizontally Enhanced Sodium Layers Coobserved in the Midlatitude Region of China J. Ma et al.
104. Vortex motions and transportation of fine disperse dust particles in the ionosphere Y. Besedina et al.
105. A climatic control on the accretion of meteoric and super-chondritic iridium–platinum to the Antarctic ice cap P. Gabrielli et al.
106. A chemical model of meteoric ablation T. Vondrak et al.
107. Meteor trail characteristics observed by high time resolution lidar Y. Liu et al.
108. Ion Chemistry of the Ionosphere at E- and F-Region Altitudes: A Review A. Pavlov
109. A self-consistent method for the simulation of meteor trails with an application to radio observations F. Bariselli et al.
110. Rayleigh and sodium lidar system incorporating time-division and wavelength-division multiplexing J. Ma et al.
111. Morphology of nighttime ion, potassium and sodium layers in the meteor zone above Arecibo Q. Zhou et al.
112. Distribution of meteoric smoke – sensitivity to microphysical properties and atmospheric conditions L. Megner et al.
113. Reaction Kinetics of Meteoric Sodium Reservoirs in the Upper Atmosphere J. Gómez Martín et al.
114. Meteoric Metal Chemistry in the Martian Atmosphere J. Plane et al.
115. Development of the mesospheric Na layer at 69° N during the Geminids meteor shower 2010 T. Dunker et al.
116. Modeling of Na airglow emission and first results on the nocturnal variation at midlatitude T. Bag et al.
117. On the efficiency of rocket-borne particle detection in the mesosphere J. Hedin et al.
118. Simultaneous lidar observation of peculiar sporadic K and Na layers at São José dos Campos (23.1°S, 45.9°W), Brazil J. Jiao et al.
119. Sporadic sodium layers and the average vertical distribution of atmospheric sodium D. Simonich et al.
120. Latitudinal and seasonal variability of the micrometeor input function: A study using model predictions and observations from Arecibo and PFISR J. Fentzke et al.
121. Exploring polar mesos pheric summer echoes T. Hartquist et al.
122. A case study on occurrence of an unusual structure in the sodium layer over Gadanki, India S. Sarkhel et al.