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1. Characteristics of the Trends in the Global Tropopause Estimated From COSMIC Radio Occultation Data P. Gao et al.
2. Investigation of the long-term variation of gravity waves over South America using empirical orthogonal function analysis T. Ayorinde et al.
3. The fine-scale structure of the global tropopause derived from COSMIC GPS radio occultation measurements S. Son et al.
4. Observational characteristics of the tropopause inversion layer derived from CHAMP/GRACE radio occultations and MOZAIC aircraft data T. Schmidt et al.
5. Variations of the Tropopause Over Different Latitude Bands Observed Using COSMIC Radio Occultation Bending Angles X. Zhang et al.
6. Consistency and structural uncertainty of multi-mission GPS radio occultation records A. Steiner et al.
7. Least-squares harmonic estimation of the tropopause parameters using GPS radio occultation measurements M. Sharifi et al.
8. On the relationship between the QBO/ENSO and atmospheric temperature using COSMIC radio occultation data P. Gao et al.
9. Comparison and Validation of the Ionospheric Climatological Morphology of FY3C/GNOS with COSMIC during the Recent Low Solar Activity Period W. Bai et al.
10. Retrieval of Thermal Tropopause Height using Temperature Profile Derived from AMSU-A of Aqua Satellite and its Application Y. Cho et al.
11. Evaluation of Tropopause Height from Sentinel-6 GNSS Radio Occultation Using Different Methods M. Zhran et al.
12. Validation of Preliminary Results of Thermal Tropopause Derived from FY-3C GNOS Data Z. Liu et al.
13. Assessing COSMIC GPS radio occultation derived atmospheric parameters using Australian radiosonde network data E. Fu et al.
14. The FengYun-3C radio occultation sounder GNOS: a review of the mission and its early results and science applications Y. Sun et al.
15. On the comparisons of tropical relative humidity in the lower and middle troposphere among COSMIC radio occultations and MERRA and ECMWF data sets P. Vergados et al.
16. Characteristics of the global thermal tropopause derived from multiple radio occultation measurements W. Li et al.
17. Analysis of Global Positioning System (GPS) radio occultation measurement errors based on Satellite de Aplicaciones Cientificas‐C (SAC‐C) GPS radio occultation data recorded in open‐loop and phase‐locked‐loop mode M. Lohmann
18. An assessment of tropopause characteristics of the ERA5 and ERA-Interim meteorological reanalyses L. Hoffmann & R. Spang
19. Atmospheric Boundary Layer and Tropopause Retrievals from FY-3/GNOS-II Radio Occultation Profiles S. Zhang et al.
20. A global perspective on atmospheric blocking using GPS radio occultation – one decade of observations L. Brunner & A. Steiner
21. High-resolution Beijing mesosphere–stratosphere–troposphere (MST) radar detection of tropopause structure and variability over Xianghe (39.75° N, 116.96° E), China F. Chen et al.
22. Global multiple tropopause features derived from COSMIC radio occultation data during 2007 to 2012 X. Xu et al.
23. Comparisons of the tropospheric specific humidity from GPS radio occultations with ERA-Interim, NASA MERRA, and AIRS data P. Vergados et al.
24. Tropopause-Penetrating Convection from Three-Dimensional Gridded NEXRAD Data D. Solomon et al.
25. Evaluation of atmospheric profiles derived from single- and zero-difference excess phase processing of BeiDou radio occultation data from the FY-3C GNOS mission W. Bai et al.
26. Tropopause analysis over the Iranian region using GPS radio occultation data M. Sharifi et al.
27. A Diagnostic Equation for Tendency of Lapse-Rate-Tropopause Heights and Its Application M. Kohma & K. Sato
28. GPS/GNSS Current Bibliography T. Soler
29. GNSS Transpolar Earth Reflectometry exploriNg System (G-TERN): Mission Concept E. Cardellach et al.
30. South America's tropopause variability in relation to global teleconnection (2001–2017): A GNSS-radio occultation assessment A. Nascimento et al.
31. Variability of the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere observed with GPS radio occultation bending angles and temperatures T. Schmidt et al.
32. An observing system simulation experiment for climate monitoring with GNSS radio occultation data: Setup and test bed study U. Foelsche et al.
33. The COST 723 Action W. Lahoz et al.
34. Temperature Perturbations in the Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere Over a Semi-arid Region During the 2010 Solar Eclipse V. Kumar et al.
35. The relationship between the tropopause folds and deep convective activities over the Tibetan Plateau Y. Wang et al.
36. Influence of ENSO and MJO on the zonal structure of tropical tropopause inversion layer using high-resolution temperature profiles retrieved from COSMIC GPS Radio Occultation T. Tsuda & M. Fujiwara
37. Comparison of RO tropopause height based on different tropopause determination methods Z. Liu et al.
38. Global gravity wave activity in the tropopause region from CHAMP radio occultation data T. Schmidt et al.
39. Characteristics of tropopause‐penetrating convection determined by TRMM and COSMIC GPS radio occultation measurements T. Xian & Y. Fu
40. Exploring atmospheric blocking with GPS radio occultation observations L. Brunner et al.
41. A climatology of multiple tropopauses derived from GPS radio occultations with CHAMP and SAC‐C T. Schmidt et al.
42. Troposphere and stratosphere influence on tropopause in the polar regions during winter and spring O. Evtushevsky et al.
43. Impact of quasi-biennial oscillation on the inter-annual variability of the tropopause height and temperature in the tropics: A study using COSMIC/FORMOSAT-3 observations V. Kumar et al.
44. Extratropical tropopause transition layer characteristics from high‐resolution sounding data C. Homeyer et al.
45. Refractivity and temperature climate records from multiple radio occultation satellites consistent within 0.05% U. Foelsche et al.
46. GNSS remote sensing of the Australian tropopause . Khandu et al.
47. Double Tropopauses and the Tropical Belt Connected to ENSO H. Wilhelmsen et al.
48. Application of wetPf2 Data for Investigating Characteristics of Temperature and Humidity of Air Masses over Paracel and Spratly Islands K. Pham et al.
49. Tropical tropopause climatology as observed with radio occultation measurements from CHAMP compared to ECMWF and NCEP analyses M. Borsche et al.
50. Observing upper troposphere–lower stratosphere climate with radio occultation data from the CHAMP satellite U. Foelsche et al.
51. On the behaviour of the tropopause folding events over the Tibetan Plateau X. Chen et al.
52. Separation of the lapse rate and the cold point tropopauses in the tropics and the resulting impact on cloud top-tropopause relationships L. Munchak & L. Pan
53. CHAMP observations of global gravity wave fields in the troposphere and stratosphere S. Namboothiri et al.
54. GNSS reflectometry and remote sensing: New objectives and results S. Jin & A. Komjathy
55. Observations of Upper-Tropospheric Temperature Inversions in the Indian Monsoon and Their Links to Convectively Forced Quasi-Stationary Kelvin Waves R. Newton & W. Randel
56. Atmospheric phenomena deduced from radiosonde and GPS occultation measurements for various application related studies C. Johny et al.
57. Tropical Cold-Point Tropopause: Climatology, Seasonal Cycle, and Intraseasonal Variability Derived from COSMIC GPS Radio Occultation Measurements J. Kim & S. Son
58. Exploring Earth's atmosphere with radio occultation: contributions to weather, climate and space weather R. Anthes
59. Comparison of COSMIC radio occultation refractivity profiles with radiosonde measurements X. Xu et al.
60. Comparative analysis of COSMIC-2 near real-time temperature and humidity profiles using radiosonde and reanalysis data over Iran A. Sam-Khaniani et al.
61. Tropical Temperature Variability in the UTLS: New Insights from GPS Radio Occultation Observations B. Scherllin-Pirscher et al.
62. Tropopause characteristics over a southern subtropical site, Reunion Island (21°S, 55°E): Using radiosonde‐ozonesonde data V. Sivakumar et al.
63. Indications of a strong dynamical coupling between the polar and tropical regions during the sudden stratospheric warming event January 2009, based on COSMIC/FORMASAT-3 satellite temperature data S. Dhaka et al.
64. A global blended tropopause based on ERA data. Part I: Climatology L. Wilcox et al.
65. On the variability of temperature profiles in the stratosphere: Implications for validation V. Sofieva et al.
66. Application of the locality principle to radio occultation studies of the Earth's atmosphere and ionosphere A. Pavelyev et al.
67. A global analysis of wave potential energy in the lower stratosphere derived from 5 years of GPS radio occultation data with CHAMP A. de la Torre et al.
68. Temporal and Spatial Variations in Tropopause Pressure Levels (TPLs) Across the Northern Hemisphere H. Asakereh & S. Zandkarimi
69. The Polar Summer Tropopause Inversion Layer W. Randel & F. Wu