On some current problems of auroral and airglow spectroscopy

Details On some current problems of auroral and airglow spectroscopy On some current problems of auroral and airglow spectroscopy

Jun 1983

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In ESA Sixth ESA Symp. on European Rocket and Balloon Programs and Related Res. p 59-61 (SEE N83-33397 21-46)

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Airglow, Auroral Spectroscopy, Auroras, Atmospheric Chemistry, Hydroxyl Emission, Nitrogen Ions, Rocket Sounding

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Research problems in rocket-borne atmospheric spectroscopy, including vibrational quenching of OH bands, and derivation of NO concentrations from continuum measurements, are discussed. It is concluded that understanding of many light-producing atmospheric processes is incomplete. Laboratory measurements of the relevant cross sections and lifetimes are needed. Rocket-borne measurements which yield snapshot information about the atmosphere need to be complemented by ground based, long term spectroscopic observations.

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