1972
DOI: 10.1016/0019-1035(72)90012-7
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Mariner 9 ultraviolet spectrometer experiment: Structure of Mars' upper atmosphere

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“…Mars upper atmosphere data strongly suggest that dust storms originating in the lower atmosphere, and the concomitant aerosol heating, have a profound effect on the Martian thermospheric densities and overall structure. Upward propagating gravity waves, planetary waves, and tides may all be partially responsible fox' the lower thermospheric variations observed [e.g., Stewart et al, 1972, 1992' Bougher et al, 1997a …”
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“…Mars upper atmosphere data strongly suggest that dust storms originating in the lower atmosphere, and the concomitant aerosol heating, have a profound effect on the Martian thermospheric densities and overall structure. Upward propagating gravity waves, planetary waves, and tides may all be partially responsible fox' the lower thermospheric variations observed [e.g., Stewart et al, 1972, 1992' Bougher et al, 1997a …”
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“…Nightside thermospheric observations are presently lacking. Solar forcing, although usually dominant, is not always the primary driver of the current Mars upper atmosphere (Stewart et al, 1972Bougher et al, 1993). Available data suggest a significant forcing of the thermosphere from below as a result of upward propagating gravity waves and/or tides.…”
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“…to wave processes operating during the 1971-72 global dust storm (Stewart et al, 1972. The interaction of these gravity waves/tides with the EUV-UV solar-driven Mars thermospheric structure and dynamics is important to quantify in order to accurately assess the present behavior of the Martian thermosphere (Bougher et al, 1993(Bougher et al, , 1997.…”
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“…The spectrum of the emissions of the upper atmosphere above the day limb of the planet (dayglow) was studied in detail in the region 1100-3400A in ultraviolet spectrometer experiments on Mariners-6, 7 and 9 (Barth et al, 1969;Anderson and Hord, 1971 ;Stewart et al, 1972). The narrow-band photometric measurements in the resonance lines of hydrogen L~ 2 1215/k and the oxygen triplet 2 1304~k were provided by the Mars-3 orbiter (Dementyeva et al, 1972;Kurt et al, 1973Kurt et al, , 1974.…”
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