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Remote sensing of discrete stratospheric gravity‐wave structure at 4.3‐µm from the MSX satellite

By William Gallery, R. H. Picard, R. R. O'Neil, H. A. Gardiner, J. Gibson, E. Richards, J. R. Winick, P. P. Wintersteiner, E. R. Hegblom
October 13, 1998

Geophysical Research Letters

Filed under: Atmosphere, Remote sensing

MSX Satellite observations of thunderstorm-generated gravity waves in mid-wave infrared images of the upper straosphere

By Michael J. Kendra, William Gallery, E. M. Dewan, R. H. Picard, R. R. O'Neil, H. A. Gardiner, J. Gibson, J. D. Mill, E. Richards
June 14, 1998

Geophysical Research Letters

Filed under: Atmosphere, Weather analytics
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