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Mesospheric Semidiurnal Tides and Near-12&thinsp;h Waves Through Jointly Analyzing Observations of Five Specular Meteor Radars From Three Longitudinal Sectors at Boreal Midlatitudes

Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics

Atmospheric Science

2019

English

Enhancing the Spatiotemporal Features of Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes Using Coherent MIMO and Radar Imaging at MAARSY

Atmospheric Measurement Techniques

Atmospheric Science

2019

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Mesospheric Semidiurnal Tides and Near-12-Hour Waves Through Jointly Analyzing Five Longitudinally-Distributed Specular Meteor Radars at Boreal Midlatitudes

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Observations of the Migrating Semidiurnal and Quaddiurnal Tides From the RAIDS/NIRS Instrument

Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics

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Shrub Type Dominates the Vertical Distribution of Leaf C&thinsp;:&thinsp;N&thinsp;:&thinsp;P Stoichiometry Across an Extensive Altitudinal Gradient

2017

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On the Tides of the Arctic Seas.--Part III. On the Semidiurnal Tides of Frederiksdal, Near Cape Farewell, in Greenland.

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Semidiurnal Tidal Signature in Sporadic E Occurrence Rates Derived From GPS Radio Occultation Measurements at Higher Midlatitudes

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A Partial 45 MHz Sky Temperature Map Obtained From the Observations of Five ST Radars

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Simultaneous Observations of Atmospheric Tides From Combined in Situ and Remote Observations at Mars From the MAVEN Spacecraft

Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets

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Impacts of Climate Change and Climate Extremes on Major Crops Productivity in China at a Global Warming of 1.5&thinsp;°C &Amp; 2.0&thinsp;°C

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Pollen-Based Quantitative Land-Cover Reconstruction for Northern Asia Covering the Last 40&thinsp;ka&thinsp;cal&thinsp;BP

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Publications by Jorge Luis Chau

Mesospheric Semidiurnal Tides and Near-12&amp;thinsp;h Waves Through Jointly Analyzing Observations of Five Specular Meteor Radars From Three Longitudinal Sectors at Boreal Midlatitudes

Enhancing the Spatiotemporal Features of Polar Mesosphere Summer Echoes Using Coherent MIMO and Radar Imaging at MAARSY

Related publications

Mesospheric Semidiurnal Tides and Near-12-Hour Waves Through Jointly Analyzing Five Longitudinally-Distributed Specular Meteor Radars at Boreal Midlatitudes

Observations of the Migrating Semidiurnal and Quaddiurnal Tides From the RAIDS/NIRS Instrument

Shrub Type Dominates the Vertical Distribution of Leaf C&amp;thinsp;:&amp;thinsp;N&amp;thinsp;:&amp;thinsp;P Stoichiometry Across an Extensive Altitudinal Gradient

On the Tides of the Arctic Seas.--Part III. On the Semidiurnal Tides of Frederiksdal, Near Cape Farewell, in Greenland.

Semidiurnal Tidal Signature in Sporadic E Occurrence Rates Derived From GPS Radio Occultation Measurements at Higher Midlatitudes

A Partial 45 MHz Sky Temperature Map Obtained From the Observations of Five ST Radars

Simultaneous Observations of Atmospheric Tides From Combined in Situ and Remote Observations at Mars From the MAVEN Spacecraft

Impacts of Climate Change and Climate Extremes on Major Crops Productivity in China at a Global Warming of 1.5&amp;thinsp;°C &Amp; 2.0&amp;thinsp;°C

Pollen-Based Quantitative Land-Cover Reconstruction for Northern Asia Covering the Last 40&amp;thinsp;ka&amp;thinsp;cal&amp;thinsp;BP

Mesospheric Semidiurnal Tides and Near-12 h Waves Through Jointly Analyzing Observations of Five Specular Meteor Radars From Three Longitudinal Sectors at Boreal Midlatitudes

Shrub Type Dominates the Vertical Distribution of Leaf C : N : P Stoichiometry Across an Extensive Altitudinal Gradient

Impacts of Climate Change and Climate Extremes on Major Crops Productivity in China at a Global Warming of 1.5 °C &Amp; 2.0 °C

Pollen-Based Quantitative Land-Cover Reconstruction for Northern Asia Covering the Last 40 ka cal BP