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Pedrina Terra dos Santos

Arecibo Observatory

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Journal of Geophysical Research | 2012

Long‐term changes in the thermospheric neutral winds over Arecibo: Climatology based on over three decades of Fabry‐Perot observations

C. G. M. Brum; Craig A. Tepley; Jonathan T. Fentzke; Eva Robles; Pedrina Terra dos Santos; Sixto A. Gonzalez

Journal of Geophysical Research | 2011

A modeling study of foF2 and hmF2 parameters measured by the Arecibo incoherent scatter radar and comparison with IRI model predictions for solar cycles 21, 22, and 23

C. G. M. Brum; Fabiano S. Rodrigues; Pedrina Terra dos Santos; Aleshka Carrion Matta; Nestor Aponte; Sixto A. Gonzalez; Eva Robles

Journal of Geophysical Research | 2011

Directional trends in thermospheric neutral winds observed at Arecibo during the past three solar cycles

Craig A. Tepley; Eva Robles; R. García; Pedrina Terra dos Santos; C. G. M. Brum; R. G. Burnside

Journal of Geophysical Research | 2011

Using incoherent scatter radar to investigate the neutral wind long-term trend over Arecibo

Pedrina Terra dos Santos; C. G. M. Brum; Craig A. Tepley; Nestor Aponte; Sixto A. Gonzalez; Eva Robles

Journal of Geophysical Research | 2012

Long-term changes in the thermospheric neutral winds over Arecibo: Climatology based on over three decades of Fabry-Perot observations: LONG-TERM TREND IN THE TNW OVER ARECIBO

C. G. M. Brum; Craig A. Tepley; Jonathan T. Fentzke; Eva Robles; Pedrina Terra dos Santos; S. Gonzalez

Journal of Geophysical Research | 2011

Using incoherent scatter radar to investigate the neutral wind long-term trend over Arecibo: NEUTRAL WIND LONG-TERM TREND AT ARECIBO

Pedrina Terra dos Santos; C. G. M. Brum; Craig A. Tepley; Nestor Aponte; S. Gonzalez; Eva Robles

Journal of Geophysical Research | 2011

Directional trends in thermospheric neutral winds observed at Arecibo during the past three solar cycles: ARECIBO THERMOSPHERE NEUTRAL WIND TRENDS

Craig A. Tepley; Eva Robles; Robert Garcia; Pedrina Terra dos Santos; C. G. M. Brum; R. G. Burnside

Journal of Geophysical Research | 2011

A modeling study offoF2andhmF2parameters measured by the Arecibo incoherent scatter radar and comparison with IRI model predictions for solar cycles 21, 22, and 23: ARECIBO ISR DATA VERSUS IRI MODEL

C. G. M. Brum; Fabiano S. Rodrigues; Pedrina Terra dos Santos; Aleshka Carrion Matta; Nestor Aponte; Sixto A. Gonzalez; Eva Robles

Archive | 2010

H-alpha response to geomagnetic disturbed activity at Arecibo.

Pedrina Terra dos Santos; Robert B. Kerr; John Noto; C. G. M. Brum; Sixto A. Gonzalez

Archive | 2010

Using incoherent scatter radar to investigate possible causes of the neutral wind long-term trends over Arecibo

Pedrina Terra dos Santos; C. G. M. Brum; Craig A. Tepley; Nestor Aponte; Sixto A. Gonzalez

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C. G. M. Brum

Arecibo Observatory

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Eva Robles

Arecibo Observatory

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Craig A. Tepley

Arecibo Observatory

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Sixto A. Gonzalez

Arecibo Observatory

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Nestor Aponte

Arecibo Observatory

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S. Gonzalez

Arecibo Observatory

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John Noto

Boston University

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Robert B. Kerr

Boston University

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Robert Garcia

Cornell University

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Aleshka Carrion Matta

Arecibo Observatory

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