The Earth's thermosphere and ionosphere (TI) are characterized by perpetual variability as
integral parts of the atmosphere system, with intermittent disturbances from solar and …

The Earth's thermosphere and ionosphere constitute a dynamic system that varies daily in
response to energy inputs from above and from below. This system can exhibit a significant …

The global‐scale wave model (GSWM) is used to investigate mesospheric and lower
thermospheric migrating and nonmigrating diurnal tidal components that propagate upward …

We overview the results of a series of global‐scale wave model (GSWM) calculations we
designed to quantify the mesospheric and lower thermospheric migrating and nonmigrating …

We discuss, in a limited way, some of the challenges to advancing our understanding and
description of the coupled plasma and neutral gas that make up the ionosphere and …

Large ionospheric variability is found at low to middle latitudes when a quasi‐stationary
planetary wave is specified in the winter stratosphere in the National Center for Atmospheric …

In atmospheric and space environment studies it is key to understand and to quantify the
coupling of atmospheric regions and the solar impacts on the whole atmosphere system …

Based on a climate‐chemistry model (constrained by reanalyses below~ 50 km), the zonal‐
mean composite response of the mesosphere and lower thermosphere (MLT) to major …

The SABER instrument on the TIMED satellite provides unprecedented geographical
coverage for the determination and study of atmospheric tides. However, the slow local time …

We model the gravity waves (GWs) excited by Tropical Storm (TS) Noel at 0432 UT on 30
October 2007. Using forward ray tracing, we calculate the body forces which result from the …