Meteorological results from multi-spectral photometry in airglow bands by the OGO-4 satellite
Satellite multispectral photometry data in airglow bands correlated with cloud characteristics and surface albedo variations
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Satellite multispectral photometry data in airglow bands correlated with cloud characteristics and surface albedo variations
In-flight radiometric calibration of low brightness OGO 4 airglow photometer
OGO-4 observations of hydrogen Lyman-alpha airglow surrounding earth, measuring dependence on solar zenith angle
Spectrophotometric airglow intensity measurements of OH, O I 6300, hydrogen H alpha and oxygen Herzberg I bands by airborne laboratory
Auroral UV night airglow radiation distribution over latitude range, using scanning spectrometer onboard Convair 990 aircraft
F region night airglow in equatorial and midlatitudes, discussing red and blue emission origins
Airborne photometer instrumentation and measurement data on high latitude hydroxyl airglow emission
Lyman alpha and O I 1304 A airglow depressions over poles from OGO 4 satellite observations
Singlet-D atomic O yield per oxygen ion dissociative recombination from night airglow observations
O I 1304-A airglow, observing conjugate excitation with OGO 4 spacecraft
Dissociative recombination source of atomic oxygen green line excitation in day airglow, considering differential photoelectron flux
Atomic oxygen 1304-A day airglow observed from OGO-D spacecraft, attributing subsolar emission rates to photoelectron impact excitation
Day airglow columnar emission rates for Lyman- Birge-Hopfield system of molecular nitrogen as function of solar zenith angle, using OGO 4 observations
Photoelectron impact vs dissociative excitation cross sections of atomic oxygen resonance radiation in terrestrial airglow
Night airglow oxygen Herzberg I bands covariation with O I 5577 A line, evaluating NASA 1968 airborne auroral measurements
The atomic oxygen emission line at 6300 A, measured in the nadir direction by a photometer on the polar orbiting satellite OGO-4, was plotted between 40 deg N and 40 deg S latitude on a series of maps for the moon-free periods between 30 August 1967 and 10 January 1968 The longitudinal and local time variations which occur during the northern fall-winter season are indicated. The northern tropical arc is more widespread while the southern arc is not present at all longitudes. The conditions under which the observations were made are described, and four airglow maps were selected to show the local time variations.
Data for the 6300 A line of atomic oxygen from the main body airglow photometer on the OGO-D satellite are summarized in a set of 19 maps for various local times at night between 30 August 1967 and 10 January 1968.