Physics
Scientific paper
Jul 1986
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1986maph...21...12f&link_type=abstract
In its Middle Atmosphere Program. Handbook for Map, volume 21 p 12-55 (SEE N87-13015 04-46)
Physics
Atmospheric Tides, Conferences, Fourier Analysis, Middle Atmosphere, Regression Analysis, Wind Profiles, Data Processing, Diurnal Variations, Least Squares Method, Planetary Waves, Wind Direction
Scientific paper
Experimentalists, data analysts, and theoreticians were brought together to study and interpret the results of four solstice campaigns conducted prior to the symposium. Emphasis was placed on campaigns III and V. Topics discussed included: review of the data and evaluation of the consistency with available theoretical models; interpretation of the data; recommendations on how the Atmospheric Tides Middle Atmosphere Program (ATMAP) results should reach the open literature such that the advancement of middle atmosphere science and the proprietary rights of the individual experimenters are best served; and recommendations concerning future campaigns and the future emphasis of ATMAP.
Aso Takehiko
Avery S.
Bowhill S.
Coy Lawrence
Forbes Jeffrey
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