Tidal variations of O 2 Atmospheric and OH(6-2) airglow and temperature at mid-latitudes from SATI observations
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R. H. Wiens | S. Sargoytchev | Gordon G. Shepherd | J. J. Lopez-Moreno | Young-Min Cho | Marianna G. Shepherd | R. Rodrigo | G. Shepherd | J. Lopez‐Moreno | M. López-González | R. Wiens | Rafael Rodrigo | S. Brown | M. Shepherd | V. M. Aushev | Maria J. Lopez-Gonzalez | Eloy Rodríguez | S. Brown | S. Sargoytchev | E. Rodríguez | V. Aushev | Young‐Min Cho | E. Rodriguez
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