Geochemistry of diabase dikes from the Lewis Hills Massif, Bay of Islands ophiolite - Evidence for partial melting of oceanic crust in transform faults
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Complete data from a total of 26 meteorological rocket soundings of the stratosphere and mesosphere conducted from Barrow, Alaska; Churchill, Canada; and Wallops Island, Va., are presented. These data consist of temperature, pressure, density, and wind profiles from 16 acoustic grenade soundings that cover the 30- to 90-km altitude range, and temperature, pressure, and density profiles from 10 pitot probe soundings that cover the 25- to 120-km altitude range. Errors for each of the 16 grenade soundings are also included. No analysis of the meteorological significance of the data is attempted.
Meteorological soundings of the upper stratosphere and mesosphere, conducted with in situ rocket techniques during all seasons of the year from several sites, ranging in latitude from 8 deg S to 71 deg N, are analyzed. The resulting data are compiled into mean monthly and seasonal profiles of temperature, pressure, density, and wind for each site and are presented in graphical and tabular form. Analyses of these mean values produced time cross sections, quasi-meridional cross sections, and constant level maps which are included.
Temperature, pressure density, and wind measurements in stratosphere and mesosphere during 1969
Rocket-borne temperature, pressure, density, and wind measurements in stratosphere and mesosphere using acoustic grenade and pitot probes
Statistical mesosphere temperature, density and wind profiles models based on rocket soundings
Temperature, pressure, density, and wind measurements in the stratosphere and mesophere, 1967
Ground support, noise level measurements, data analyses, and equipment developed for sound ranging arrays in rocket grenade experiment