Box 9
Container
Contains 16 Results:
Lidar-Derived, Long-Term Trends and Variability in the Mid-Latitude Middle Atmosphere, 2004
File — Box: 9, Folder: 5
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
2004
Rayleigh Lidar Observations of Mid-Latitude Mesospheric Density Climatology above Logan, Utah, draft, 2004
File — Box: 9, Folder: 6
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
2004
Mid-Latitude Mesospheric Temperature Climatology Obtained with the Rayleigh-Scatter Lidar at USU's Atmospheric Lidar Observatory, drafts, circa 2004
File — Box: 9, Folder: 7
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
circa 2004
Variations in Mesospheric Neutral Densities from Rayleigh Lidar Observations at Utah State University, circa 2004
File — Box: 9, Folder: 8
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
circa 2004
A Comparison of Mid-Latitude Mesospheric Temperatures: the ALO Lidar Climatology and the NRL Empirical Model, draft, circa 2008
File — Box: 9, Folder: 9
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
circa 2008
The Effects of Model Misspecification on Linear Regression Coefficients as Applicable to Solar and Linear Terms, draft, circa 2008
File — Box: 9, Folder: 10
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
circa 2008
Collinearity Between the Solar Proxy and a Linear Trend in an Ordinary Least Squares Regression: Applicable to Mesospheric Temperature Measurements, includes drafts, 2009
File — Box: 9, Folder: 11
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
2009
Investigation of an Unusual Aerosol Layer Descending Through the Upper Stratosphere, 2009
File — Box: 9, Folder: 12
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
2009
Abstracts of Rayleigh Lidar papers, 2013-2014
File — Box: 9, Folder: 13
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
2013-2014
Composite-Year Climatology of Mesospheric Temperature and Geophysical Variability from Rayleigh-Scatter Lidar, drafts, 2015
File — Box: 9, Folder: 14
Content Description
From the Collection:
Papers of Dr. Vincent Wickwar, physics professor at USU until 2022. Includes emails, published articles, papers, data and research files, faculty senate material, and photographs. Of note are Dr. Wickwar's work journals, which detail phone conversations, ideas, schedules and agendas, and often loose pages of work or correspondence. Also included are the many presentation materials and notes used in classes, conferences and workshops, and presentations about his extensive work with Lidar...
Dates:
2015