14 citations as recorded by crossref.

1. A comparison of tropospheric VHF Doppler beam steering and full correlation analysis measurements of aspect sensitivity B. Hobbs et al.
2. Alignment of mountain wave patterns above Wales: A VHF radar study during 1990–1998 R. Worthington
3. Mountain Waves Launched By Convective Activity Within The Boundary Layer Above Mountains R. Worthington
4. Anomalous non-stationary gravity waves downwind of the Snowdonia mountains observed by anemometer and MST radar R. Worthington
5. Radar measurement of the effect of boundary-layer saturation on mountain-wave amplitude R. Worthington
6. MAARSY – the new MST radar on Andøya: first results of spaced antenna and Doppler measurements of atmospheric winds in the troposphere and mesosphere using a partial array G. Stober et al.
7. Type 1 and 2 mountain waves observed by MST radar and AVHRR R. Worthington
8. Aircraft measurements of asymmetric temperature microstructure causing azimuth variations of VHF radar echo power R. Worthington
9. Rapid variations in echo power maps of VHF radar backscatter from the lower atmosphere R. Worthington et al.
10. An investigation of tilted aspect‐sensitive scatterers in the lower atmosphere using the MU and Aberystwyth VHF radars R. Worthington et al.
11. Volume imaging of aspect sensitivity in VHF radar backscatters: first results inferred from the Advanced Indian MST radar (AIR) S. Das et al.
12. Existence of Large Turbulent Eddies in the Early-Morning Boundary Layer Acting as an Effective Mountain to Force Mountain Waves R. Worthington
13. 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.
14. Boundary-layer effects on mountain waves: a new look at some historical studies R. Worthington