2012

Expertgranskade publikationer

1. 1. Leyser, T B
   2. Waldemarsson, F
   3. Buchert, S C

   (2012) Plasma angular momentum effects and twisted incoherent scatter radar beams. Radio Science. DOI: 10.1029/2011RS004819
2. 1. Campbell-Brown, M D
   2. Kero, J
   3. Szasz, C
   4. Pellinen-Wannberg, A
   5. Weryk, R J

   (2012) Photometric and ionization masses of meteors with simultaneous EISCAT UHF radar and intensified video observations. Journal of Geophysical Research (Space Physics). DOI: 10.1029/2012JA017800
3. 1. Kero, J
   2. Szasz, C
   3. Nakamura, T
   4. Meisel, D D
   5. Ueda, M
   6. Fujiwara, Y
   7. Terasawa, T
   8. Nishimura, K
   9. Watanabe, J

   (2012) The 2009-2010 MU radar head echo observation programme for sporadic and shower meteors: radiant densities and diurnal rates. MNRAS. DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2012.21407.x
4. 1. Norgren, C
   2. Vaivads, A
   3. Khotyaintsev, Y V
   4. André, M

   (2012) Lower Hybrid Drift Waves: Space Observations. \prl. DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevLett.109.055001
5. 1. Kero, J
   2. Fujiwara, Y
   3. Abo, M
   4. Szasz, C
   5. Nakamura, T

   (2012) MU radar head echo observations of the 2011 October Draconids. MNRAS. DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2012.21255.x
6. 1. Kero, J
   2. Szasz, C
   3. Nakamura, T
   4. Terasawa, T
   5. Miyamoto, H
   6. Nishimura, K

   (2012) A meteor head echo analysis algorithm for the lower VHF band. Annales Geophysicae. DOI: 10.5194/angeo-30-639-2012

Konferensbidrag

1. 1. Kero, J
   2. Nakamura, T
   3. Nishimura, K
   4. Meisel, D D
   5. Terasawa, T
   6. Ueda, M
   7. Fujiwara, Y
   8. Szasz, C
   9. Watanabe, J

   (2012) The MU radar meteor head echo observation programme.
2. 1. Kero, J
   2. Fujiwara, Y
   3. Abo, M
   4. Szasz, C
   5. Nakamura, T

   (2012) MU Radar Head Echo Observations of the 2011 October Draconids.
3. 1. Campbell-Brown, M D
   2. Kero, J
   3. Szasz, C
   4. Pellinen-Wannberg, A
   5. Weryk, R J
   6. Kaiser, N

   (2012) Photometric and Ionization Masses of Small Meteoroids from Simultaneous Radar and Optical Observations.