Five-years Altitude Statistics of Noctilucent Clouds Based on Multi-Site Wide-Field Camera Survey

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Main Authors: Ugolnikov, Oleg S., Pertsev, Nikolay N., Perminov, Vladimir I., Yankovsky, Ilya S., Aleshin, Dmitry N., Tipikina, Ekaterina N., Ilyukhin, Alexander A., Ugolnikov, Egor O., Korotkiy, Stanislav A., Golubeva, Olga Yu., Tatarnikov, Andrey M., Zheltoukhov, Sergey G., Popov, Alexey V., Sushkov, Alexey M., Volkov, Egor A., Krapkina, Natalya S., Yalyshev, Damir I.
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author Ugolnikov, Oleg S.
Pertsev, Nikolay N.
Perminov, Vladimir I.
Yankovsky, Ilya S.
Aleshin, Dmitry N.
Tipikina, Ekaterina N.
Ilyukhin, Alexander A.
Ugolnikov, Egor O.
Korotkiy, Stanislav A.
Golubeva, Olga Yu.
Tatarnikov, Andrey M.
Zheltoukhov, Sergey G.
Popov, Alexey V.
Sushkov, Alexey M.
Volkov, Egor A.
Krapkina, Natalya S.
Yalyshev, Damir I.
author_facet Ugolnikov, Oleg S.
Pertsev, Nikolay N.
Perminov, Vladimir I.
Yankovsky, Ilya S.
Aleshin, Dmitry N.
Tipikina, Ekaterina N.
Ilyukhin, Alexander A.
Ugolnikov, Egor O.
Korotkiy, Stanislav A.
Golubeva, Olga Yu.
Tatarnikov, Andrey M.
Zheltoukhov, Sergey G.
Popov, Alexey V.
Sushkov, Alexey M.
Volkov, Egor A.
Krapkina, Natalya S.
Yalyshev, Damir I.
contents The results of simultaneous measurements of noctilucent clouds (NLC) position in a number of ground-based locations are presented. Observational data of 14 bright NLC events over 5 years is used for building the altitude maps of cloud fields using triangulation technique updated for multi-location case. Statistical distribution of NLC altitude and its change during the summer season is considered. Mean NLC altitudes are compared with colorimetric technique based on the same data and simple radiation transfer model. This can be used to check the model and estimate the accuracy of single-camera technique of NLC altitude measurements. Results and methods are suggested for net ground-based survey of noctilucent clouds.
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spellingShingle Five-years Altitude Statistics of Noctilucent Clouds Based on Multi-Site Wide-Field Camera Survey
Ugolnikov, Oleg S.
Pertsev, Nikolay N.
Perminov, Vladimir I.
Yankovsky, Ilya S.
Aleshin, Dmitry N.
Tipikina, Ekaterina N.
Ilyukhin, Alexander A.
Ugolnikov, Egor O.
Korotkiy, Stanislav A.
Golubeva, Olga Yu.
Tatarnikov, Andrey M.
Zheltoukhov, Sergey G.
Popov, Alexey V.
Sushkov, Alexey M.
Volkov, Egor A.
Krapkina, Natalya S.
Yalyshev, Damir I.
Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics
Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
The results of simultaneous measurements of noctilucent clouds (NLC) position in a number of ground-based locations are presented. Observational data of 14 bright NLC events over 5 years is used for building the altitude maps of cloud fields using triangulation technique updated for multi-location case. Statistical distribution of NLC altitude and its change during the summer season is considered. Mean NLC altitudes are compared with colorimetric technique based on the same data and simple radiation transfer model. This can be used to check the model and estimate the accuracy of single-camera technique of NLC altitude measurements. Results and methods are suggested for net ground-based survey of noctilucent clouds.
title Five-years Altitude Statistics of Noctilucent Clouds Based on Multi-Site Wide-Field Camera Survey
topic Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics
Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.04951