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2. Volume imaging of aspect sensitivity in VHF radar backscatters: first results inferred from the Advanced Indian MST radar (AIR) S. Das et al.
3. Scattering layer thickness and position estimated by radar frequency domain interferometry: 2. Effects of tilts of the scattering layer or radar beam H. Luce et al.
4. Multiple‐frequency range imaging using the OSWIN VHF radar: Phase calibration and first results J. Chen & M. Zecha
5. Extended Application of a Novel Phase Calibration Approach of Multiple-Frequency Range Imaging to the Chung-Li and MU VHF Radars J. Chen et al.
6. An investigation of tilted aspect‐sensitive scatterers in the lower atmosphere using the MU and Aberystwyth VHF radars R. Worthington et al.
7. Inertia gravity wave in the stratosphere and mesosphere observed by Doppler wind and temperature lidar G. Baumgarten et al.
8. Extensive studies of large‐amplitude Kelvin–Helmholtz billows in the lower atmosphere with VHF middle and upper atmosphere radar S. Fukao et al.
9. A comparison of tropospheric VHF Doppler beam steering and full correlation analysis measurements of aspect sensitivity B. Hobbs et al.
10. Tilted refractive‐index layers possibly caused by Kelvin–Helmholtz instability and their effects on the mean vertical wind observed with multiple‐receiver and multiple‐frequency imaging techniques J. Chen et al.
11. Effects of radar beam width and scatterer anisotropy on multiple-frequency range imaging using VHF atmospheric radar J. Chen et al.
12. Persistent layers of enhanced C2N in the lower stratosphere from VHF radar observations G. Nastrom & F. Eaton
13. Abnormal Echoes in Lower Stratosphere Observed by Wuhan MST Radar during a Cold front Event Z. PAN et al.
14. Alignment of mountain wave patterns above Wales: A VHF radar study during 1990–1998 R. Worthington
15. Evidence of tilted layers in angle of arrival and Doppler beam steering power measurements B. Hobbs et al.