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1. Analytical calibration functions for the pure rotational Raman lidar technique V. Gerasimov & V. Zuev
2. Comparative Analysis and Optimal Selection of Calibration Functions in Pure Rotational Raman Lidar Technique Y. Yu et al.
3. Design of a high-spectral-resolution lidar for atmospheric temperature measurement down to the near ground Z. Zang et al.
4. Neutral air density variations during strong planetary wave activity in the mesopause region derived from meteor radar observations G. Stober et al.
5. Derivation of gravity wave potential energy density from NDMC measurements S. Wüst et al.
6. Temperature retrieval of near space with the combined use of O2(a1Δg) and O2(b1∑+ g) dayglow emissions under self-absorption effect correction D. Wang et al.
7. Simultaneous observation of noctilucent clouds, mesospheric summer echoes, and temperature at a midlatitude station (54°N) M. Gerding et al.
8. Simultaneous observations of temperatures and ice-particles in the mid-latitude mesopause region M. Gerding et al.
9. Science rationale for CAWSES (Climate and Weather of the Sun–Earth System): SCOSTEP’s interdisciplinary program for 2004–2008 S. Basu & D. Pallamraju
10. Stratospheric temperature measurement with scanning Fabry-Perot interferometer for wind retrieval from mobile Rayleigh Doppler lidar H. Xia et al.
11. Stratospheric impact of the Chisholm pyrocumulonimbus eruption: 2. Vertical profile perspective M. Fromm et al.
12. Seasonal variation of nocturnal temperatures between 1 and 105 km altitude at 54° N observed by lidar M. Gerding et al.
13. Mie-Rayleigh-Raman-Doppler lidar system designed for multiple atmospheric parameter measurements in the troposphere and lower stratosphere at Haikou (19.9°N, 110.3°E) S. Gong et al.
14. Simulation analysis of a lidar performance for atmospheric temperature profile measurements based on the Fizeau interferometer and multichannel photomultiplier tube X. Lin et al.
15. The Doppler wind, temperature, and aerosol RMR lidar system at Kühlungsborn, Germany – Part 1: Technical specifications and capabilities M. Gerding et al.
16. Lidar temperature measurements of gravity waves over Kühlungsborn (54°N) from 1 to 105 km: A winter‐summer comparison M. Rauthe et al.
17. Evaluation of methods for gravity wave extraction from middle-atmospheric lidar temperature measurements B. Ehard et al.
18. Temperature characteristics at altitudes of 5–80 km with a self-calibrated Rayleigh–rotational Raman lidar: A summer case study Y. Li et al.
19. Research on the Detection of Middle Atmosphere Temperature by Pure Rotating Raman–Rayleigh Scattering LiDAR at Daytime and Nighttime B. Wang et al.
20. Temporal stability of calibration functions in the traditional pure rotational Raman lidar technique V. Gerasimov
21. Airborne temperature profiling in the troposphere during daytime by lidar utilizing Rayleigh–Brillouin scattering B. Witschas et al.
22. Gravity Wave Propagation from the Stratosphere into the Mesosphere Studied with Lidar, Meteor Radar, and TIMED/SABER S. Gong et al.
23. Mesospheric Gravity Wave Potential Energy Density Observed by Rayleigh Lidar above Golmud (36.25° N, 94.54° E), Tibetan Plateau W. Zhao et al.
24. Validation of the Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (ACE) version 2.2 temperature using ground-based and space-borne measurements R. Sica et al.
25. Mesospheric temperature soundings with the new, daylight-capable IAP RMR lidar M. Gerding et al.
26. Study of Thermodynamic Horizontal Structure of the Middle and Upper Atmosphere Based on Atmospheric Detection Lidar Networks L. Ren et al.
27. Retrieval of temperature from a multiple-channel Rayleigh-scatter lidar using an optimal estimation method R. Sica & A. Haefele
28. Testing linear gravity wave theory with simultaneous wind and temperature data from the mesosphere M. Placke et al.
29. 测温激光雷达研究进展与应用展望 李. Li Bo et al.
30. Observation and analysis of the temperature inversion layer by Raman lidar up to the lower stratosphere Y. Wang et al.
31. Gluing Atmospheric Lidar Signals Based on an Improved Gray Wolf Optimizer S. Li et al.
32. Prescribed Fire Smoke: A Review of Composition, Measurement Methods, and Analysis K. Fesomade & R. Walker
33. Parametrization of optimum filter passbands for rotational Raman temperature measurements E. Hammann & A. Behrendt
34. Validation of pure rotational Raman temperature data from the Raman Lidar for Meteorological Observations (RALMO) at Payerne G. Martucci et al.
35. Daytime measurements of atmospheric temperature profiles (2–15  km) by lidar utilizing Rayleigh–Brillouin scattering B. Witschas et al.
36. Assessment of LiDAR-Based Atmospheric Observations Using YOLOv9 for Sky Image Recognition L. Xu et al.
37. Tropospheric temperature measurements with the pure rotational Raman lidar technique using nonlinear calibration functions V. Zuev et al.
38. Uncertainty of Pure Rotational Raman-Rayleigh LiDAR for Temperature Measurement in Middle-to-Upper Atmosphere: Simulation Method S. Chen et al.
39. Temperature profiles combined from lidar and airglow measurements T. Trickl et al.
40. Noctilucent cloud variability and mean parameters from 15 years of lidar observations at a mid‐latitude site (54°N, 12°E) M. Gerding et al.
41. Simultaneous observations of NLCs and MSEs at midlatitudes: implications for formation and advection of ice particles M. Gerding et al.
42. Pure Rotational Raman Lidar for Temperature Measurements from 5-40 Km Over Wuhan, China Y. Li et al.
43. Sodium Vapor Active Element Excited by Nanosecond Optical Pulses G. Evtushenko et al.
44. New methods of data calibration for high power-aperture lidar S. Guan et al.
45. High‐Precision Measurements of Lower Atmospheric Temperature Based on Pure Rotational Raman Lidar L. Ya‐Juan et al.
46. A Combined Rotational Raman–Rayleigh Lidar for Atmospheric Temperature Measurements Over 5–80 km With Self-Calibration Y. Li et al.
47. High-energy diode-pumped alexandrite amplifier development with applications in satellite-based lidar A. Coney & M. Damzen
48. Atmospheric temperature profiling by joint Raman, Rayleigh and Fe Boltzmann lidar measurements C. Yu & F. Yi
49. Gravity wave propagation and dissipation from the stratosphere to the lower thermosphere X. Lu et al.
50. Optimization of scanning Fabry–Perot interferometer in the high spectral resolution lidar for stratospheric temperature detection J. Qiu et al.
51. Lidars With Narrow FOV for Daylight Measurements R. Eixmann et al.
52. Microwave radiometer to retrieve temperature profiles from the surface to the stratopause O. Stähli et al.
53. Dictionary learning technique and penalized maximum likelihood for extending measurement range of a Rayleigh lidar V. Sreekanth et al.
54. Temperature retrieval from Rayleigh-Brillouin scattering profiles measured in air B. Witschas et al.
55. Atmospheric Gravity Wave Potential Energy Observed by Rayleigh Lidar above Jiuquan (40° N, 95° E), China W. Zhao et al.
56. Comparative study between ground-based observations and NAVGEM-HA analysis data in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere region G. Stober et al.
57. Lidar temperature series in the middle atmosphere as a reference data set – Part 1: Improved retrievals and a 20-year cross-validation of two co-located French lidars R. Wing et al.
58. An Efficient and Robust Dual-Channel Signal Gluing Method for Atmospheric Lidar T. Wu et al.
59. Clouds in the Vicinity of the Stratopause Observed with Lidars at Midlatitudes (40.5–41°N) in China S. Gong et al.
60. Middle atmospheric thermal structure over sub-tropical and tropical Indian locations using Rayleigh lidar S. Sharma et al.
61. The Techniques and Progress of Wind and Temperature Lidar in WIPM F. Li et al.
62. The Measurement of Tropospheric Temperature Profiles using Rayleigh-Brillouin Scattering: Results from Laboratory and Atmospheric Studies B. Witschas et al.
63. Long-Term Evaluation of Temperature Profiles Measured by an Operational Raman Lidar R. Newsom et al.
64. Research on atmospheric temperature fine measurements from the near surface to 60 km altitude based on an integrated lidar system Z. Wang et al.
65. Temperature tides and waves near the mesopause from lidar observations at two latitudes C. Fricke‐Begemann & J. Höffner
66. On an excited state Faraday anomalous dispersion optical filter at moderate pump powers for a Brillouin-lidar receiver system A. Popescu et al.
67. Tidal signatures in temperatures derived from daylight lidar soundings above Kühlungsborn (54°N, 12°E) M. Kopp et al.
68. Characterization of Aerosols and Cloud Layers Over a High Altitude Urban Atmosphere at Eastern Himalayas in India S. Ghosh et al.
69. Combined Lidar Signal Registration Technique for Atmospheric Temperature Measurements with the Primary Mirror of the Siberian Lidar Station S. Bobrovnikov et al.
70. On Rayleigh lidar capability enhancement for the measurement of short-period waves at upper mesospheric altitudes V. Kamalakar et al.
71. Seasonal changes in gravity wave activity measured by lidars at mid-latitudes M. Rauthe et al.
72. High energy laser propagation through natural convection of air: a benchmark for validation of numerical simulation J. Fiordilino et al.
73. High-spectral-resolution lidar for measuring tropospheric temperature profiles by means of Rayleigh–Brillouin scattering J. Xu et al.
74. Atmospheric effects of the total solar eclipse of 4 December 2002 simulated with a high‐altitude global model S. Eckermann et al.
75. On an ESFADOF edge-filter for a range resolved Brillouin-lidar: The high vapor density and high pump intensity regime A. Popescu & T. Walther
76. Heterodyne high-spectral-resolution lidar F. Chouza et al.
77. Resolving Vertical Variations of Horizontal Neutral Winds in Earth's High Latitude Space‐Atmosphere Interaction Region (SAIR) K. Branning et al.
78. Lidar Soundings Between 30 and 100 km Altitude During Day and Night for Observation of Temperatures, Gravity Waves and Tides M. Gerding et al.
79. High-Spectral-Resolution Method for Diurnal Aerosol Measurements with a 589 nm Three-Frequency Lidar J. Liang et al.
80. 基于Rayleigh激光雷达实验观测的中层大气温度反演与重力波事件识别 龚. Gong Shaohua et al.
81. Accurate inversion of tropospheric bottom temperature using pure rotational Raman lidar in polluted air condition J. He et al.
82. Local stratopause temperature variabilities and their embedding in the global context R. Eixmann et al.