Titlebook: Atmospheric Physics from Spacelab; Proceedings of the 1 J. J. Burger,A. Pedersen,B. Battrick Conference proceedings 1976 D. Reidel Publishi

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Beschreibung des Konstruktionsprozesses,ension to investigations of the earth homosphere from space. The use of more sophisticated instruments will be possible as well as their association allowing comparison between various types of measurements that will lead to a better accuracy of the data gathered on a global basis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72361-2ally discussed which are presently still inadequately covered by existing observing systems such as the radiation balance, concentration of trace constituents, and parameters which determine energy fluxes in the atmosphere-ocean-system..Three areas are identified in which SPACELAB can assist meteoro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-35151-8vection electric fields at the magnetopause. Because of the long range of electromagnetic interactions, the global atmospheric circuit cannot be closed until all the region of space enclosed between the lower boundary of the ionosphere and the solar wind/ magnetosphere bow shock is considered.

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Winfried Banzer,Klaus Pfeifer,Lutz Vogtinstrument for atmospheric studies was indicated. Here the work is carried a step further, showing the results of using the interferometer from the ground (Pic du Midi, 3 km above sea level) and from the C141 aircraft at 13 km, in obtaining atmospheric emission spectra in the two passbands.

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Contribution of Incoherent Scatter Radars to the Study of Middle and Low Latitude Ionospheric Electrvection electric fields at the magnetopause. Because of the long range of electromagnetic interactions, the global atmospheric circuit cannot be closed until all the region of space enclosed between the lower boundary of the ionosphere and the solar wind/ magnetosphere bow shock is considered.

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High Resolution Atmospheric Emission Spectroscopy at 120 cm -1 and 535 cm -1, with a Rapid Scan Inteinstrument for atmospheric studies was indicated. Here the work is carried a step further, showing the results of using the interferometer from the ground (Pic du Midi, 3 km above sea level) and from the C141 aircraft at 13 km, in obtaining atmospheric emission spectra in the two passbands.

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High-Latitude Ionosphere-Atmosphere Interactionseshoe distribution of particle and Joule heating with strongest energy input lying in the region of the polar cusp. Finally, mention was made of the role of E-region winds in creating a high-latitude dynamo capable of influencing ionospheric plasma convection.