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1998 (Volume 9)

Vol. 9, No. 2 (June)

Search results for: Solar radiometer

Terrestrial, Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (TAO) - Search results for: Solar radiometer

The Tiny Ionospheric Photometer: An Instrument for Measuring Ionospheric Gradients for the COSMIC Constellation

Published in Space Science

Ka Band Propagation Experiments of Experimental Communication Payload(ECP)on ROCSAT-1-Preliminary Results

Published in Space Science

The Effect of the Atmosphere on the OCI Channels:Rayleigh Scattering

Published in Space Science

Ocean Color Imager:Instrument Description and Its Performance

Published in Space Science

Scientific Mission of the IPEI Payload Onboard ROCSAT-1

Published in Space Science

Instrument Performance of the Ocean Color Imager

Published in Space Science

An Investigation of 19.5 GHz Sky Noise Temperature over Taiwan Area

Published in Space Science

Ozone Trend over Taiwan from TOMS Data

Published in Atmospheric Science

Atmospheric Solar Heating in Minor Absorption Bands

Published in Atmospheric Science

General Solution of Two-Dimensional Chapman-Ferraro Problem of Magnetospheric Cavity

Published in Space Science

Aerosol Optical Depth and Size Distribution Changes During the Total Solar Eclipse of 24 October 1995

Published in Atmospheric Science

The Solar Wind Control of the Magnetopause Shape:A Comparison of A Model Magnetopause and Empirical Models

Published in Space Science

Measurement of Various Atmospheric Parameters During a Total Solar Eclipse

Published in Space Science

A Simulation Study of the Interaction Between a Fast Shock and the Heliopuase

Published in Space Science

Ground-based Measurements of Some Minor Constituents During the Solar Eclipse-1995

Published in Space Science

Indications of Atmospheric Ozone Decrease in Solar UV-B Flux Changes During the Total Solar Eclipse of 24 October 1995

Published in Space Science

Ionospheric Absorption Effects of the Solar Eclipse of 24 October 1995

Published in Space Science

Ionospheric Observations of the Solar Eclipse on Oct. 24, 1995 at Chung-Li

Published in Space Science

Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances Detected During the Solar Eclipse of 24 October 1995

Published in Space Science

Ionospheric Changes Observed Over Waltair(Dip 20 N) During the Total Solar Eclipse of 24th October 1995

Published in Space Science

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