Member Bibliography/Bibliografía de Miembros

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2013
J. S. Friedman, Chu, X., Brum, C., and Lu, X., “Observation of a thermospheric descending layer of neutral K over Arecibo”, J. Atmos. Solar-Terr. Phys., vol. 104, pp. 253–259, 2013.
C. Kerr, Friedman, J. S., C. Brum, G. Marques, Fentzke, J., and Chu, X., “Seasonal and magnetic variability in thermospheric neutral potassium layers over Arecibo”, AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, p. B1996, 2013.
2012
J. S. Friedman, Maldonado-Nieves, D., González, I., Lautenbach, J., Chu, X., Smith, J. A., and Huang, W., “High spectral resolution test and calibration of an ultra-narrowband Faraday anomalous dispersion optical filter for use in daytime mesospheric resonance Doppler lidar”, J. Atmos. Solar-Terr. Phys., vol. 80, pp. 187–194, 2012.
2011
J. S. Friedman, Chu, X., Brum, C., Smith, S. M., and Yue, J., “Metal atoms observed in the thermosphere over Arecibo”, in Fall Meeting Supp., 2011.
2010
J. S. Friedman, Zhang, X., Chu, X., and Forbes, J. M., “Low-latitude thermal semidiurnal tide: Longitudinal and seasonal variations based on ground-based measurements from Arecibo and Maui”, in Proceedings of the SPIE: Remote Sensing of Clouds and the Atmosphere, 2010, vol. 7827.
J. S. Friedman, Zhang, X., Chu, X., and Forbes, J. M., “Low-latitude thermal semidiurnal tide: longitudinal and seasonal variations based on ground-based measurements from Arecibo and Maui, space-based measurements by SABER, and modeling with GSWM-02”, in Remote Sensing of Clouds and the Atmosphere XV, 2010, vol. 7827.
2009
W. Huang, Chu, X., Wiig, J., Tan, B., ,, Yue, J., Harrell, S. D., She, C. Y., Williams, B. P., Friedman, J. S., and Hardesty, R. M., “First field demonstration of simultaneous wind and temperature measurements from 5 to 50 km with a Na double-edge magneto-optic filter in a multi-frequency Doppler lidar”, Opt. Lett., vol. 34, pp. 1552–1554, 2009.
W. Huang, Chu, X., Wiig, J., Tan, B., Yamashita, C., Yuan, T., Yue, J., Harrell, S. D., She, C. Y., Williams, B. P., Friedman, J. S., and Hardesty, R. M., “First field demonstration of simultaneous wind and temperature measurements from 5 to 50 km with a Na double-edge magneto-optic filter in a multi-frequency Doppler lidar”, Opt. Letters, vol. 34, pp. 1552–1554, 2009.
J. S. Friedman, Zhang, X., Chu, X., and Forbes, J. M., “Longitudinal variations of the solar semidiurnal tides in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere at low latitudes observed from ground and space”, J. Geophys. Res., vol. 114, p. D11114, 2009.
2008
S. Raizada, Chu, X., Xu, J., Tepley, C. A., Friedman, J. S., Ejiri, M., Nakamura, T., and Kawahara, T., “Characteristics of convective rolls (overturning events) observed by the resonance lidars at different latitudes”, AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, p. A1554+, 2008.
S. Raizada, Chu, X., Xu, J., Tepley, C. A., Friedman, J., Ejiri, M., Nakamura, T., and Kawahara, T., “Characteristics of convective rolls (overturning events) observed by the resonance lidars at different latitudes”, EOS Trans. AGU, vol. 89, p. Abstract SA41A-1554, 2008.
X. Chu, Huang, W., Friedman, J. S., and Brown, A. T., “CRRL/CTC: Doppler-free saturation-absorption and polarization spectroscopy for resonance fluorescence Doppler lidars”, in Proceedings of the 24$^th$ International Laser Radar Conference, 2008, vol. II, p. 809.
D. Maldonado-Nieves, González, I., Friedman, J. S., Smith, J. A., Huang, W., and Chu, X., “A high-resolution spectroscopy test-station for a Faraday anomalous dispersion optical bandpass filter”. 2008.
X. Chu, Huang, W., Friedman, J. S., Thayer, J. P., Brown, A. T., Wiig, J., Smith, J. A., Hayman, M., and Williams, B. P., “MRI: A mobile Fe-resonance/Rayleigh/Mie Doppler LIDAR for global wind and temperature profiling”, AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, p. F254+, 2008.
X. Chu, Huang, W., Friedman, J. S., and Thayer, J. P., “MRI: mobile Fe-resonance/Rayleigh/Mie Doppler lidar principle, design, and analysis”, in Proceedings of the 24$^th$ International Laser Radar Conference, 2008, vol. II, p. 801.
2007
J. S. Friedman and Chu, X., “Nocturnal temperature structure in the mesopause region over the Arecibo Observatory $(18.35^\circ \rmN, 66.75^\circ \rmW)$: Seasonal variations”, J. Geophys. Res., vol. 112, p. D14107, 2007.
J. S. Friedman, Farias-Gutierrez, P., Chu, X., Forbes, J., Zhang, X., and Xu, J., “Seasonal nocturnal temperature structure of the mesopause over Arecibo and comparisons with TIMED-SABER”, EOS Trans. AGU, vol. 88, p. Abstract SA41A-0287, 2007.
J. S. Friedman, Farias-Gutierrez, P., Chu, X., Forbes, J., Zhang, X., and Xu, J., “Seasonal nocturnal temperature structure of the mesopause over Arecibo and comparisons with TIMED-SABER”, in AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2007, p. A287+.
X. Chu, Friedman, J. S., P. Gutierrez, F., Zhang, X., Forbes, J. M., and Liu, H., “Tropical tides and thermal structure in MLT region observed by lidars and SABER at Arecibo, Puerto Rico and Maui, Hawaii”, AGU Spring Meeting Abstracts, p. B1+, 2007.
2006
J. S. Friedman and Chu, X., “The seasonal mesopause region thermal structure over Arecibo ($18.35^\circ$N) and Maui ($20.7^\circ$N) and the low- to mid-latitude transition”, in 36th COSPAR Scientific Assembly, 2006, vol. 36, p. 3308-+.
J. S. Friedman and Chu, X., “Tropical/sub-tropical mesopause thermal structure from Arecibo, PR (18.35$^\circ$N, 66.75$^\circ$W) and Maui, HI (20.7$^\circ$N, 156.3$^\circ$W)”, in 23rd International Laser Radar Conference, 2006, pp. 577–580.
2005
J. S. Friedman and Chu, X., “A comparison of Mesopause-Region Temperatures Structures From Two Tropical Sites, Arecibo, PR and Haleakala, Maui, HI”, EOS Trans. AGU, vol. 86, p. Abstract SA53A-1155, 2005.
J. S. Friedman and Chu, X., “A comparison of Mesopause-Region Temperatures Structures From Two Tropical Sites, Arecibo, PR and Haleakala, Maui, HI”, in AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2005, p. A1155+.