Rotational temperatures for OH and O2 airglow bands measured simultaneously from El Leoncito (31 deg 48 arcmin S)

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Airglow, Earth Atmosphere, Hydroxyl Emission, Oxygen Spectra, Temperature Distribution, Annual Variations, Diurnal Variations, Nocturnal Variations, Phase Shift, Statistical Analysis, Temperature Measurement

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Some results from 54 nights of simultaneous measurements, performed between 1984 and 1987, of rotational temperatures for the OH(6-2) and O2(1Sigma)(0-1) bands are presented. A summer enhancement by 15 K in O2 temperature has been found that has not formerly been observed in airglow measurements. At least five nights show prominent tide-like temperature oscillations with a phase shift between layers typical of upward wave propagation at about 10 km/h, with up to 55 K variations. During other nights, similar oscillations are limited to the O2 layer. Data for different seasons seem to be characterized by different levels of variability.

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