Dawn-evening asymmetry of the 557.7-nm emission in the nightglow

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Dayglow, Emission Spectra, Satellite Orbits, Spectral Line Width, Diurnal Variations, Oxygen Spectra, Thermosphere, Upper Atmosphere

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An analysis of excitation mechanisms of the green oxygen line at 557.7
nm is used to explain the dawn-dusk asymmetry of the volume intensity
observed in AE-C satellite measurements. It is shown that the observed
asymmetry is associated with the change in solar zenith angle on the
satellite flight path.

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