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1. Comparison of rotational temperature derived from ground‐based OH airglow observations with TIMED/SABER to evaluate the Einstein coefficients W. Liu et al.
2. Measurements of OH Radicals in a Low-Power Atmospheric Inductively Coupled Plasma by Cavity Ringdown Spectroscopy C. Wang et al.
3. Response of OH airglow emissions to mesospheric gravity waves and comparisons with full-wave model simulation at a low-latitude Indian station R. Ghodpage et al.
4. Long-term trends in Antarctic winter hydroxyl temperatures W. French & A. Klekociuk
5. Seasonal MLT-region nightglow intensities, temperatures, and emission heights at a Southern Hemisphere midlatitude site I. Reid et al.
6. Photoemission Phenomena in the Solar System T. Slanger et al.
7. Yearly variation and annual cycle of total column ozone over New Delhi (29°N, 77°E), India and Halley Bay (76°S, 27°W), British Antarctic Survey Station and its effect on night airglow intensity of OH(8, 3) for the period 1979–2005 P. JANA et al.
8. Planetary waves and intraseasonal oscillations at Davis, Antarctica, from undersampled time series R. Stockwell et al.
9. The influence of large-scale oscillations on long-term trend assessment in hydroxyl temperatures over Davis, Antarctica W. French & G. Burns
10. Analysis of 24 years of mesopause region OH rotational temperature observations at Davis, Antarctica – Part 1: long-term trends W. French et al.
11. Stability of temperatures from TIMED/SABER v1.07 (2002–2009) and Aura/MLS v2.2 (2004–2009) compared with OH(6-2) temperatures observed at Davis Station, Antarctica W. French & F. Mulligan
12. Traveling planetary wave activity from mesopause region airglow temperatures determined by the Network for the Detection of Mesospheric Change (NDMC) E. Reisin et al.
13. Measurement of mesopause temperature from hydroxyl nightglow at Kolhapur (16.8°N, 74.2°E), India N. Parihar & G. Mukherjee
14. The impact of L-uncoupling on Einstein coefficients for the OH Meinel (6,2) band: implications for Q-branch rotational temperatures W. Pendleton & M. Taylor
15. Electron-impact vibrational excitation of the hydroxyl radical in the nighttime upper atmosphere L. Campbell & M. Brunger
16. Seasonal variations of mesoscale perturbations of OH and O2 rotational temperature in Rikubetsu, Shigaraki and Sata N. Gavrilov et al.
17. Hydroxyl airglow observations for investigating atmospheric dynamics: results and challenges S. Wüst et al.
18. Argon auroral emissions G. Burns et al.
19. Climatology of the upper mesosphere temperature above South Pole (90°S): Mesospheric cooling during 2002 G. Hernandez
20. Development of airglow temperature photometers with cooled-CCD detectors K. Shiokawa et al.
21. Seasonal variations and inter-year trends in 7 years of hydroxyl airglow rotational temperatures at Davis station (69°S,78°E), Antarctica G. Burns et al.
22. Anomalous winter hydroxyl temperatures at 69°S during 2002 in a multiyear context W. French et al.
23. Influence of geomagnetic activity on mesopause temperature over Yakutia G. Gavrilyeva & P. Ammosov
24. Hydroxyl rotational temperature record from the auroral station in Adventdalen, Svalbard (78°N, 15°E) F. Sigernes et al.
25. Long-term variation of OH peak emission altitude and volume emission rate over Indian low latitudes M. Sivakandan et al.
26. Mesopause temperature observed by airglow OH spectra and meteor echoes at Shigaraki (34.9°N, 136.1°E), Japan R. Buriti et al.
27. Validation of the Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (ACE) version 2.2 temperature using ground-based and space-borne measurements R. Sica et al.
28. First experiment of spectrometric observation of hydroxyl emission and rotational temperature in the mesopause in China Y. Zhu et al.
29. A comparison of ground-based hydroxyl airglow temperatures with SABER/TIMED measurements over 23° N, India N. Parihar et al.
30. The Advanced Mesospheric Temperature Mapper: 2-D Measurement of Mesopause Temperatures at King Sejong Station, Antarctica J. Kim et al.
31. Response of the mesopause temperatures to solar activity over Yakutia in 1999–2013 P. Ammosov et al.
32. Near InfraRed Imaging Spectrograph (NIRIS) for ground-based mesospheric OH(6-2) and $$\hbox {O}_{2}$$ O 2 (0-1) intensity and temperature measurements R. Singh & D. Pallamraju
33. Review of mesospheric temperature trends G. Beig et al.
34. Mesospheric OH temperatures: Simultaneous ground-based and SABER OH measurements over Millstone Hill S. Smith et al.