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 1943.01     F.L. Whipple  Modern Physics  15 no 4  1943    246
 1945.01   Whistling meteors   S.R. Khastgir  The Obs.  66 no 826  1945  1818  92
 1946.01   On the detection of meteors by radio   L.A. Manning R.A. Helliwell O.G. Villard W.E. Evans  Phys. Rev.  70  1946    767
 1947.01   Radio echo observations of meteors   J.P.M. Prentice A.C.B. Lovell C.J. Banwell  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  107  1947  894  155
 1947.02   The radio detection of meteor trails and allied phenomena   E. Appleton R. Naismith  Proc. Phys. Soc.  59 no 3  1947    461
 1948.01   Velocity of meteors measured by diffraction of radio waves from trails during f   C.D. Ellyett J.G. Davies  Nature  161  1948  3912  596
 1948.02   The theory of the radio detection of meteors   L.A. Manning  J. Appl. Phys.  19 no 8  1948    689
 1948.03   Determination of meteor radiants by observation of radio echoes from meteor tra   J.A. Clegg  Phil. Mag.  39  1948  3924  577
 1948.04   Characteristics of radio echoes from meteor trails : I. The intensity of the ra   A.C.B. Lovell J.A. Clegg  Proc. Phys. Soc.  60  1948  3916  491
 1949.01   de trainees meteoriques et de chutes meteoriques   V. Bumba  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  1 no 7  1949  132  93
 1949.02   Variation saisonniere des altitudes meteoriques   V. Bumba  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  1 no 9  1949  134  125
 1949.03   On the connection between long-enduring meteor trains and changes of solar acti   L. Kresak  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  1  1949  130  87
 1949.04   Meteor velocities determined by radio observations   D.W.R. McKinley  Astron. J.  54 no 1179  1949    179
 1949.05   Radio observations of meteors I   M. Huruhata  Publ. Astron. Soc. Jpn.  1 no 1  1949    39
 1949.06   Radio observations of meteors II   M. Huruhata  Publ. Astron. Soc. Jpn.  1 no 4  1949    154
 1949.07   Determination of the elements of meteor paths from radar observations   D.W.R. McKinley P.M. Millman  Can. J. Res. A  27  1949  2241  53
 1949.08   Het waarnemen van meteoren met behulp van een radiotoestel   N.C. de Troye  De Meteoor  125 no 1  1949    4
 1949.09   Radio Doppler investigation of meteoric heights and velocities   L.A. Manning O.G. Villard A.M. Peterson  J. Appl. Phys.  20  1949    475
 1949.10   The diffraction of radio waves from meteor trails and the measurement of meteor   J.G. Davies C.D. Ellyett  Phil. Mag.  40  1949  3927  614
 1949.11   Seasonal variations in the density of the upper atmosphere  The atmospheres of the earth and planets F.L. Whipple L. Jacchia Z. Kopal      1949  2304  149
 1950.01   Waarnemingsfeiten bij vallende sterren  Kometen en vallende sterren H. Groot      1950  90225  120
 1950.02   The summer daytime meteor streams of 1949 and 1950 III. Computation of the orbi   M. Almond  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  111  1950    37
 1950.03   A comparison of meteor activity with occurrence of sporadic E reflections   V.C. Pineo  Science  112  1950    50
 1950.04   A radio echo method for the measurement of the heights of the reflecting points   J.A. Clegg I.A. Davidson  Phil. Mag.  41  1950  3932  77
 1950.05   The fluctuation and fading of radio echoes from meteor trails   J.S. Greenhow  Phil. Mag.  41  1950  3935  682
 1950.06   The influence of high altitude winds on meteor trail ionization   C.D. Ellyett  Phil. Mag.  41  1950    694
 1951.01   Meteor velocities determined by radio observations   D.W.R. McKinley  Astrophys. J.  113 no 2  1951    225
 1951.02   The negative ion concentration in the lower atmosphere   D.R. Bates H.S.W. Massey  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  2  1951    1
 1951.03   The velocity distribution of sporadic meteors I   M. Almond J.G. Davies A.C.B. Lovell  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  111  1951    585
 1951.04   The interpretation of radar echoes from meteor trails   J. Feinstein  J. Geophys. Res.  56  1951  7007  37
 1951.05   Plasma resonance in ionospheric irregularities   N. Herlofson  Arkiv for Fysik  3  1951    247
 1951.06   Variation of meteor echo rates with radar system parameters   D.W.R. McKinley  Can. J. Phys.  29  1951    403
 1951.07   Plasma oscillations in meteor trails   J.A. Clegg R.L. Closs  Proc. Phys. Soc. B  64  1951  MBC.2.21  718
 1951.08   Deceleration and ionizing efficiency of radar meteors   D.W.R. McKinley  J. Appl. Phys.  22 no 2  1951    202
 1951.09   A radio echo apparatus for the delineation of meteor radiants   A. Aspinall J.A. Clegg G.S. Hawkins  Phil. Mag.  42  1951  3941  504
 1952.01   Influences meteoriques sur la couche sporadique E   L. Neuzil  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  3  1952  148  40
 1952.02   Radio echo observations of the major night-time meteor streams   G.S. Hawkins M. Almond  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  112  1952    219
 1952.03   Double-Doppler study of meteoric echoes   L.A. Manning O.G. Villard A.M. Peterson  J. Geophys. Res.  57 no 3  1952  7008  387
 1952.04   Characteristics of radio echoes from meteor trails III. The behaviour of the electron trails after formation   J.S. Greenhow  Proc. Phys. Soc. B  65 no 3  1952  3944  169
 1952.05   Theory of radio reflections from meteor trails : I   T.R. Kaiser R.L. Closs  Phil. Mag.  43  1952  3946  1
 1953.01   The strength of meteoric echoes from dense columns   L.A. Manning  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  4  1953  2006  219
 1953.02   Radio echo studies of meteoric ionization   T.R. Kaiser  Adv. Phys.  2  1953    495
 1953.03   Extended-range radio transmission by oblique reflection from meteoric ionization   O.G. Villard A.M. Peterson L.A. Manning V.R. Eshleman  J. Geophys. Res.  58 no 1  1953    83
 1953.04   Radio interferometer technique applied to measurement of meteor velocities   H.W. Wells  J. Geophys. Res.  58  1953  7010  284
 1953.05   The radio echo from the head of meteor trails   I.C. Browne T.R. Kaiser  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  4  1953  2005  1
 1953.06   Measurements of winds in the upper atmosphere by means of drifting meteor trails II   W.G. Elford D.S. Robertson  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  4  1953    271
 1953.07   A study of winds in the ionosphere by radio methods   J.H. Chapman  Can. J. Phys.  31  1953    120
 1953.08   Long duration echoes from aurora, meteors, and ionospheric back-scatter   D.W.R. McKinley P.M. Millman  Can. J. Phys.  31 no 2  1953  2244  171
 1953.09   Effect of radar sensitivity on meteor echo durations   D.W.R. McKinley  Can. J. Phys.  31  1953    758
 1953.10   On the decay of radio echoes from meteor trails   T.R. Kaiser J.S. Greenhow  Proc. Phys. Soc. B  66  1953  3954  150
 1953.11   Meteor echo duration and radio wave length   D.W.R. McKinley  Can. J. Phys.  31  1953    1121
 1953.12   An experimental study of radio reflections from meteor trails   R.L. Closs J.A. Clegg T.R. Kaiser  Phil. Mag.  44  1953  3955  313
 1954.01   Fluctuations de courte duree de la frequence critique de la couche sporadique Es   L. Neuzil  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  5  1954  176  79
 1954.02   Theory of meteor height distribution obtained from radio echo observations   T.R. Kaiser  The Obs.  74 no 878  1954  1835  10
 1954.03   Radio observations of meteors   P.M. Millman  Science  120  1954  2247  325
 1954.04    Meteor astronomy A.C.B. Lovell      1954    461
 1954.05   Theory of the meteor height distribution obtained from radio-echo observations I. Shower meteors   T.R. Kaiser  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  114  1954  908  39
 1954.06   Theory of the meteor height distribution obtained from radio-echo observations II. Sporadic meteors   T.R. Kaiser  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  114  1954  909  52
 1954.07   Scale heights and pressures in the upper atmosphere from radio-echo observations of meteors   S. Evans  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  114  1954  910  63
 1954.08   Radio determination of the velocity and radiant of the delta Aquarid meteors   D.W.R. McKinley  Astrophys. J.  119  1954    519
 1954.09   The two-helix method for polarization measurement of meteoric radio echoes   M.E. Van Valkenburg  J. Geophys. Res.  59 no 3  1954  7012  359
 1954.10   Radio communication by scattering from meteoric ionization   V.R. Eshleman L.A. Manning  Proc. IRE  42  1954    530
 1954.11   Dependence of integrated duration of meteor echoes on wavelength and sensitivity   D.W.R. McKinley  Can. J. Phys.  32  1954    450
 1955.01   The diffusion of ionized meteor trails in the upper atmosphere   J.S. Greenhow E.L. Neufeld  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  6  1955    133
 1955.03   Radio echo observations of meteors in the southern hemisphere   A.A. Weiss  Aust. J. Phys.  8  1955    148
 1955.04   Diffusion coefficients from the rate of decay of meteor trails   A.A. Weiss  Aust. J. Phys.  8  1955    279
 1955.05   Observations of distant meteor-trail echoes followed by ground scatter   W.L. Hartsfield  J. Geophys. Res.  60 no 1  1955  7013  53
 1955.06   Certain mode solutions of forward scattering by meteor trails   G.H. Keitel  Proc. IRE  43  1955    1481
 1955.07   The role of meteors in extended-range VHF propagation   O.G. Villard V.R. Eshleman L.A. Manning A.M. Peterson  Proc. IRE  43  1955    1473
 1955.08   Forward-scattering of radio waves by meteor trails   P.A. Forsyth E.L. Vogan  Can. J. Phys.  33  1955    176
 1955.09   Scattering of a plane wave from a circular dielectric cylinder at oblique incidence   J.R. Wait  Can. J. Phys.  33  1955    189
 1955.10   Diurnal variations in the number of shower meteors detected by the forward-scattering of radio waves I. Theory   C.O. Hines  Can. J. Phys.  33 no 9  1955    493
 1955.11   Diurnal variations in the number of shower meteors detected by the forward-scattering of radio waves II. Experiment   P.A. Forsyth C.O. Hines E.L. Vogan  Can. J. Phys.  33  1955    600
 1955.12   The dependence of meteoric forward-scattering on antenna patterns and orientations   C.O. Hines P.A. Forsyth E.L. Vogan R.E. Pugh  Can. J. Phys.  33  1955    609
 1955.13   Theory of radio reflections from electron-ion clouds   V.R. Eshleman  IRE Trans. AP  3  1955    32
 1955.14    J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement      1955    
 1955.15   The interpretation of radio echoes from meteor trails  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement T.R. Kaiser      1955  1975  55
 1955.16   The meteoric head echo  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement D.W.R. McKinley      1955  1976  65
 1955.17   Observations of polarization effects in radio echoes from meteor trails  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement E.R. Billam I.C. Browne      1955  1977  73
 1955.18   Scale height in the ionosphere deduced from meteors  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement F. Link      1955  1978  78
 1955.19   Atmospheric corrections to meteor velocities and the atmospheric density gradient  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement Z. Ceplecha      1955    81
 1955.20   Atmospheric pressures and scale heights from radio echo observations of meteors  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement S. Evans      1955    86
 1955.21   Winds in the lower E-region  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement J.S. Greenhow E.L. Neufeld      1955    92
 1955.22   Meteoric influences on the sporadic E-layer  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement L. Neuzil      1955    96
 1955.23   Meteor ionization and the night-time E-layer  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement M. Nicolet      1955  1984  99
 1955.24   Meteor ionization in the E-region  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement M. Dubin      1955    111
 1955.25   The incident flux of meteors and the total meteoric ionization  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement T.R. Kaiser      1955    119
 1955.26   Radio measurements of individual meteor orbits  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement J.G. Davies      1955  1992  157
 1955.27   Fragmentation as the cause of the faint-meteor anomaly  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys. Special supplement L.G. Jacchia      1955    36
 1956.01   A radio-echo method of meteor-orbit determination   J.G. Davies  The Obs.  76 no 890  1956  1840  1
 1956.02   Diurnal variations in forward-scatter meteor signals   C.O. Hines  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  9  1956  2015  229
 1956.03   The Harvard radio-meteor program   G.S. Hawkins C.L. Hemenway F.L. Whipple  Astron. J.  61 no 1238  1956    179
 1956.04   Radio echo studies of meteors   J.G. Davies A.C.B. Lovell  Vistas Astron.  1  1956  1890  585
 1956.05   A radio echo method of meteor orbit determination   J.C. Gill J.G. Davies  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  116  1956  913  105
 1956.06   A radio echo survey of sporadic meteor radiants   G.S. Hawkins  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  116  1956  914  92
 1956.07   Distribution of meteoric radio echoes according to their duration   E.I. Fialko  Sov. Astron.  1  1956  4230  235
 1956.08   Effective scattering cross section of a weakened meteor trail   F.I. Peregudov  Sov. Astron.  1  1956  4233  606
 1956.09   Radar echo duration and height of a Perseid meteor   D.W.R. McKinley  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  8  1956    76
 1956.10   Some properties of oblique radio reflections from meteor ionization trails   O.G. Villard A.M. Peterson L.A. Manning V.R. Eshleman  J. Geophys. Res.  61 no 2  1956  7014  233
 1956.11   A theory of long-duration meteor-echoes based on atmospheric turbulence with experimental confirmation   H.G. Booker R. Cohen  J. Geophys. Res.  61 no 4  1956    707
 1956.12   The comparison of visual and radio observations of the drifting meteor trails (abstract)   V.V. Fedynsky  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  7  1956  195  53
 1956.13   Meteor echo durations and visual magnitudes   P.M. Millman D.W.R. McKinley  Can. J. Phys.  34  1956  2248  50
 1956.14   The duration of forward-scattered signals from meteor trails   P.A. Forsyth E.L. Vogan  Can. J. Phys.  34  1956    535
 1956.15   Meteoric echoes observed simultaneously by back scatter and forward scatter   D.W.R. McKinley A.G. McNamara  Can. J. Phys.  34 no 7  1956    625
 1956.16   Characteristics of radio echoes from meteor trails II. The distribution of meteor magnitudes and masses   I.C. Browne K. Bullough S. Evans T.R. Kaiser  Proc. Phys. Soc. B  69  1956  3973  83
 1956.17   Characteristics of radio echoes from meteor trails IV. Polarization effects   E.R. Billam I.C. Browne  Proc. Phys. Soc. B  69  1956  3974  98
 1956.18   Observations of short bursts of signal from a distant 50 Mc/s transmitter   B.H. Briggs  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  8  1956    171
 1956.19   Phase changes and resonance effects in radio echoes from meteor trails   J.S. Greenhow E.L. Neufeld  Proc. Phys. Soc. B  69  1956  3985  1069
 1956.20   The number density of meteor trails observable by the forward-scattering of radio waves   R.E. Pugh  Can. J. Phys.  34 no 10  1956    997
 1956.21   The spatial distribution of signal sources in meteoric forward-scattering   C.O. Hines R.E. Pugh  Can. J. Phys.  34 no 10  1956    1005
 1957.01   On the influence of meteor-radiant distributions in meteor scatter communication   M.L. Meeks J.C. James  Proc. IRE  december 1957  1957    1724
 1957.02   Variations from a Poisson distribution of meteors recorded by radar techniques   R.E. McCrosky  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  8 no 1  1957  202  1
 1957.03   The theoretical length distribution of ionized meteor trails   V.R. Eshleman  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  10  1957    57
 1957.04   Meteor radiant determination from high echo-rate observations   C.S.L. Keay  Aust. J. Phys.  10  1957    471
 1957.05   Discussion of the Booker and Cohen paper, "A theory of long-duration meteor echoes based on atmospheric turbulence with experimental confirmation"   L.A. Manning V.R. Eshleman  J. Geophys. Res.  62 no 3  1957    367
 1957.06   Radar echoes from overdense meteor trails under conditions of severe diffusion   G.S. Hawkins D.F. Winter  Proc. IRE  45  1957    1290
 1957.07   Radio observation of meteors   J.G. Davies  Advances in Electronics and Electron Phy  9  1957    95
 1957.08   Height-gain in the forward-scattering of radio waves by meteor trails   C.O. Hines  Can. J. Phys.  35  1957    125
 1957.09   The forward-scattering of radio waves from overdense meteor trails   C.O. Hines P.A. Forsyth  Can. J. Phys.  35  1957    1033
 1957.10   Meteor signal rates observed in forward-scatter   E.L. Vogan L.L. Campbell  Can. J. Phys.  35  1957    1176
 1957.11   Photographic Geminids 1955   Z. Ceplecha  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  8 no 3  1957    51
 1957.12   Variations in the intrinsic strength of the 1956 Quadrantid meteor shower   C.O. Hines E.L. Vogan  Can. J. Phys.  35  1957    703
 1958.01   Refraction of radiowaves in an ionized medium I. Waves from radiostars crossing spherical layers   E. Chvojkova  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  9  1958    1
 1958.02   Observations of angle of arrival of meteor echoes in v.h.f. forward scatter propagation   K. Endresen T. Hagfors B. Landmark J. Rodstrud  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  12  1958  2020  329
 1958.03   Preliminary results of studies of the angular distribution of a VHF ionospheric forward scatter signal   T. Hagfors  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  12  1958  2021  340
 1958.04   The fading of long duration meteor bursts in forward scatter propagation   B. Landmark  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  12  1958  2022  341
 1958.05   A suggested improvement to the c.w. technique for measurement of meteor velocities   J.S. Mainstone W.G. Elford A.A. Weiss  Aust. J. Phys.  11  1958    277
 1958.06   Approximation for the electron density in meteor trails   A.A. Weiss  Aust. J. Phys.  11  1958    591
 1958.07   Radio noise from meteors   G.S. Hawkins  Nature  181 no 4623  1958  2326  1610
 1958.08   Refraction of radiowaves in an ionized medium II. Table of refraction in parabolic layers   E. Chvojkova E. Vokalova  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  9  1958    6
 1958.09   The random occurence of meteors in the upper atmosphere   T.J. Keary H.J. Wirth  J. Geophys. Res.  63 no 1  1958    67
 1958.10   The initial radius of meteoric ionization trails   L.A. Manning  J. Geophys. Res.  63 no 1  1958    181
 1958.11   Electromagnetic scattering by low-density meteor trails   H. Brysk  J. Geophys. Res.  63 no 4  1958  7027  693
 1958.12     L.A. Manning V.R. Eshleman  J. Geophys. Res.  63 no 4  1958    737
 1958.13   The forward-scattered radio signal from an overdense meteor trail   P.A. Forsyth  Can. J. Phys.  36  1958    1112
 1958.14   Investigation of the drifts of the effective point of radio reflection along a meteor train   M. Srirama Rao R.L. Armstrong  Can. J. Phys.  36  1958    1601
 1958.15    Physics of meteor flight in the atmosphe E.J. Opik      1958    174
 1958.16   Diurnal variations in the number of shower meteors detected by the forward-scattering of radio waves III. Ellipsoidal theory   C.O. Hines  Can. J. Phys.  36  1958    117
 1958.17   The width of meteor trails   G.S. Hawkins F.L. Whipple  Astron. J.  63 no 1261  1958    283
 1958.18   Concerning ionospheric turbulence at the meteoric level   H.G. Booker  J. Geophys. Res.  63 no 1  1958    97
 1958.19   Resonance effects in the theory of meteor observability   D.R. Moorcroft C.O. Hines  Can. J. Phys.  36  1958    134
 1959.01   Oblique echoes from over-dense meteor trails   L.A. Manning  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  14  1959  2024  82
 1959.02   The effect of trail irregularities on the interpretation of meteor echoes   A.G. McNamara D.W.R. McKinley  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  16  1959  2027  156
 1959.03   Meteor radiant distributions and the radio-echo rates observed by forward-scatter   M.L. Meeks J.C. James  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  16  1959  2028  228
 1959.04   Turbulence at altitudes of 80-100 km and its effects on long-duration meteor echoes   J.S. Greenhow E.L. Neufeld  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  16  1959  2030  384
 1959.05   Air motions and the fading, diversity, and aspect sensitivity of meteoric echoes   L.A. Manning  J. Geophys. Res.  64 no 10  1959    1415
 1959.06   Note on some observational characteristics of meteor radio echoes   P.M. Millman  J. Geophys. Res.  64 no 12  1959    2192
 1959.07   Eddy diffusion and its effect on meteor trails   J.S. Greenhow  J. Geophys. Res.  64 no 12  1959    2208
 1959.08   Elevation, height, and electron density of echoing points of meteor trails   A.A. Weiss  Aust. J. Phys.  12  1959    65
 1959.09   The temporal variation of the heights of reflection points of meteor trails   A.A. Weiss  Aust. J. Phys.  12  1959    116
 1959.10   Equipment for radio-echo observation of meteors, with automatic recording,   K.V. Kostylev  Sov. Astron.  2  1959  4236  596
 1959.11   On the effect of meteor velocities on the hour number in radio-echo detection of meteors   F.I. Peregudov  Sov. Astron.  2  1959  4239  833
 1959.12   Observations of direction of arrival of long-duration meteor echoes in forward scatter propagation   T. Hagfors B. Landmark  J. Geophys. Res.  64 no 1  1959  7029  19
 1959.13   Ambipolar diffusion of a meteor trail and its relation with height   E.L. Murray  Planet. Space Sci.  1  1959    125
 1959.14   The effect of attachment on radio echo observations of meteors   J. Davis J.S. Greenhow J.E. Hall  Proc. R. Soc. London A  253  1959  3992  130
 1960.01   Meteor radar of the Ondrejov observatory   Z. Plavcova M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  11  1960  242  228
 1960.02   Determination of the incident flux of radio-meteors   T.R. Kaiser  The Obs.  80  1960  1850  210
 1960.03   The azimuth distribution of oblique reflections from meteor trails and its relation to meteor radiant distributions   W.C. Bain  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  17  1960  2031  188
 1960.04   Diurnal variations and scale height in the upper atmosphere   J.S. Greenhow J.E. Hall  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  18  1960    203
 1960.05   The fading of radio waves reflected obliquely from meteor trails   G.S. Kent  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  19  1960  2033  272
 1960.06   Meteor trail effects on high-frequency radio waves   B. Rawlings  J. R. Astron. Soc. Can.  55  1960    259
 1960.07   The calculation of meteor velocities from continuous-wave radio diffraction effects from trails   J.S. Mainstone  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  120  1960    517
 1960.08   The importance of initial trail radius on the apparent height and number distributions of meteor echoes   J.S. Greenhow J.E. Hall  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  121  1960  921  183
 1960.09   A new method for determining the radiant of a meteor stream, using an antenna of low directivity   E.I. Fialko  Sov. Astron.  3  1960  4240  136
 1960.10   Some results of preliminary observations of resonance scattering of radio waves by meteor trails   E.K. Nemirova  Sov. Astron.  3  1960  4245  371
 1960.11   The role of resonance effects in the measurement of meteor velocities   E.K. Nemirova  Sov. Astron.  3  1960  4247  470
 1960.12   Distribution of meteor radio echoes by duration I. Reflection from stable trails   E.I. Fialko  Sov. Astron.  3  1960  4253  842
 1960.13   Second all-union seminar on radio methods of observing meteoric ionization   K.V. Kostylev  Sov. Astron.  3  1960  4256  1056
 1960.14   The variation of meteor heights with velocity and magnitude   J.S. Greenhow J.E. Hall  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  121 no 2  1960  3997  174
 1960.15   The determination of the incident flux of radio-meteors   T.R. Kaiser  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  121 no 3  1960  922  284
 1960.16   Radio echo measurements of the orbits of faint sporadic meteors   J.G. Davies J.C. Gill  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  121 no 5  1960  923  437
 1960.17     P.B. Gallagher V.R. Eshleman  J. Geophys. Res.  65 no 6  1960    1846
 1960.18   Meteor height distributions and the fragmentation hypothesis   A.A. Weiss  Aust. J. Phys.  13  1960    532
 1961.01   A method of predicting the diurnal and annual variation in effective meteor trails for forward-scattered radio waves   P. Beckmann  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  12 no 5  1961  245  184
 1961.02   The determination of the incident flux of radio-meteors II. Sporadic meteors   T.R. Kaiser  The Obs.  81  1961  1851  216
 1961.03   The height variation of the ambipolar diffusion coefficient for meteor trails   J.S. Greenhow J.E. Hall  Planet. Space Sci.  5  1961    109
 1961.04   The characteristics of persisitent sporadic meteor echoes   J.W. Smith  Aust. J. Phys.  14  1961    89
 1961.05   The distribution of meteor masses for sporadic meteors and three showers   A.A. Weiss  Aust. J. Phys.  14  1961    102
 1961.06    Meteor science and engineering D.W.R. McKinley      1961    309
 1961.07   The determination of the incident flux of radio-meteors II. Sporadic meteors   T.R. Kaiser  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  123  1961  927  265
 1961.08   Radar-echo observations of meteors using two receivers of different sensitivity   L.A. Katasev V.N. Korpusov A.D. Orlyanskii  Sov. Astron.  4  1961  4258  110
 1961.09   The duration distribution of meteor radio echoes II. Reflections from unstable trails   E.I. Fialko  Sov. Astron.  4  1961  4264  498
 1961.10   Dependence of the duration of a meteor reflection record on the radar system parameters   F.I. Peregudov  Sov. Astron.  4  1961  4265  502
 1961.11   The dependence of the mean hourly rates of recorded meteors on the parameters of meteoroids, the atmosphere, and the radar system   E.I. Fialko  Sov. Astron.  4  1961  4268  711
 1961.12   A determination of the mean-square deviation of the time-rate of meteors   O.I. Belkovich  Sov. Astron.  5 no 3  1961  4269  396
 1961.13   The beginning of rapid evaporation of meteors of different dimensions   Z. Ceplecha V. Padevet  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  12 no 5  1961    191
 1961.14   The incidence of interplanetary dust   T.R. Kaiser  Ann. Geophys.  17  1961    50
 1961.15   The identification of meteor showers with application to southern hemisphere results   C. Ellyett C.S.L. Keay K.W. Roth R.G.T. Bennett  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  123 no 1  1961    37
 1962.01   Diffraction effects in meteoric forward scatter   J. Pokorny  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  13 no 5  1962  254  167
 1962.02   The amplitude distribution of radio waves scattered by meteor trails   P. Beckmann  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  13 no 6  1962  257  232
 1962.03   Radar determination of meteor orbits   G.S. Hawkins  Astron. J.  67 no 5  1962  2393  241
 1962.04   Radar studies of 15th-magnitude meteors   V.R. Eshleman P.B. Gallagher  Astron. J.  67 no 5  1962    245
 1962.05   Deceleration of radio meteors   R.B. Southworth  Astron. J.  67  1962    283
 1962.06   Radar determination of the orbits of individual meteors   B.L. Kashcheev V.N. Lebedinets M.F. Lagutin  Sov. Astron.  5 no 4  1962  4271  517
 1962.07   A new technique for investigation of meteor echoes at UHF   G.H. Pettengill  J. Geophys. Res.  67 no 1  1962  7056  409
 1962.08   Evidence that meteor trails produce a field-aligned scatter signal at VHF   J.L. Heritage W.J. Fay E.D. Bowen  J. Geophys. Res.  67 no 3  1962  7057  953
 1962.09   The meteor radar echo - an observational survey   P.M. Millman  Astron. J.  67 no 5  1962    235
 1963.01   Ray-path calculation of over-dense meteor echo strength   L.A. Manning  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  25  1963  2042  182
 1963.02   Ambipolar diffusion in meteor trails   J.L.A. Francey  Aust. J. Phys.  16  1963    500
 1963.03   The Harvard radio meteor project  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. G.S. Hawkins    7  1963  27  53
 1963.04   Limitations of radar techniques for the study of meteors  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. J.S. Greenhow    7  1963  21  5
 1963.05   The relation between visual magnitudes of meteors and the durations of radar echoes  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. B.A. Lindblad    7  1963  24  27
 1963.06   Radio-echo measurements of meteor mass distributions  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. A.A. Weiss    7  1963  25  41
 1963.07   A preliminary report on radar meteor counts  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. P.M. Millman B.A. McIntosh    7  1963  26  45
 1963.08   Meteor rates observed by radio-echo techniques during the IGY-IGC period  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. B.L. Kashcheev K.V. Kostylev    7  1963  28  63
 1963.09   The orbits of meteor streams determined by radio-echo techniques  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. B.L. Kasheev V.N. Lebedinets M.F. Lagutin    7  1963  29  67
 1964.01   3. Methods of observation  Meteors, comets, and meteorites G.S. Hawkins      1964    39
 1964.02     J.L.A. Francey  Aust. J. Phys.  17  1964    315
 1964.03   A southern hemisphere radio survey of meteor streams   C.S. Nilsson  Aust. J. Phys.  17  1964    206
 1964.04    Meteors, comets, and meteorites G.S. Hawkins      1964    
 1965.01   Determination of meteor echo amplitudes from range-time radar records   A. Hajduk  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  16 no 3  1965  289  135
 1965.02   Discriminator for selecting meteoric radio-echoes   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  16 no 3  1965  290  142
 1965.03   Tape recording used for radio measuring meteor velocities   J. Sladek M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  16 no 5  1965  298  285
 1965.04   Note on the distribution of amplitudes and durations of echoes from underdense meteor-trails   L. Triskova  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  16 no 5  1965  299  288
 1965.05   Radio observations of sporadic meteors at 17 Mc/s   J.P. Baldwin T.R. Kaiser  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  129  1965    85
 1965.06   Recombination and meteor trail decay   B.B. Robinson  J. Geophys. Res.  70 no 15  1965  7077  3793
 1965.07   The possibility of determining the s index from the duration distribution of unstable meteor radio echos   E.I. Fialko  Sov. Astron.  9 no 3  1965  4287  503
 1965.08   A method for radio measurements by oblique propagation of the radiants, velocities, and heights of meteors   N.S. Andrianov  Sov. Astron.  9 no 3  1965  4289  523
 1966.01   The determination of meteor mass distribution from radar echo counts   B.A. McIntosh  Can. J. Phys.  44  1966    2729
 1966.02   Some errors in determining meteor velocities by the diffraction method   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  17 no 2  1966  303  90
 1966.03   The influence of diffusion on the radio determination of meteor velocities   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  17 no 6  1966  310  354
 1966.04   Determination of the absolute magnitude of a meteor from the duration of unstable trail echoes   E.I. Fialko  Sov. Astron.  10 no 1  1966  4291  161
 1966.05   Radar observations of meteor deceleration   J.V. Evans  J. Geophys. Res.  71 no 1  1966  7080  171
 1967.01   11. The ionized atmosphere  The earth in space S.A. Bowhill      1967    108
 1967.02   Determination of the ambipolar diffusion coefficient from radio measurements of the meteor velocities   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  18 no 1  1967  311  24
 1967.03   Distribution of the durations of radio echoes from overdense meteor trails for a nonuniform meteoroid mass distribution   O.I. Belkovich  Sov. Astron.  11 no 3  1967  4304  507
 1967.04    Physics and dynamics of meteors      1967  MBC.2.2  525
 1967.05   The radar meteor echo  Physics and dynamics of meteors P.M. Millman      1967    3
 1967.06   Oblique-scattering method for measuring individual radiants and meteor velocities  Physics and dynamics of meteors N.S. Andrianov R.A. Kurganov A.M. Nasirov V.V. Sidorov      1967  MBC.2.3  14
 1967.07   Radio reflections from meteor trails  Physics and dynamics of meteors V.N. Lebedinec A.K. Sosnova      1967    27
 1967.08   Factors affecting radar-meteor echo durations  Physics and dynamics of meteors A. Hajduk      1967    45
 1967.09   Long-term variations in meteor radar rates, meteor heights and radar-echo amplitudes  Physics and dynamics of meteors B.A. Lindblad      1967    50
 1967.10   Simultaneous radar and optical observation of meteors at Ondrejov in 1962  Physics and dynamics of meteors J. Grygar L. Kohoutek Z. Plavcova      1967    63
 1967.11   Diffusion of meteor trains in the geomagnetic field  Physics and dynamics of meteors T.R. Kaiser      1967    161
 1967.12   Some aspects of the creation of meteor trains and radio-wave scattering from them  Physics and dynamics of meteors K.V. Kostylev      1967    169
 1967.13   Estimation of attachment rate from the different echo duration of night- and day-time meteors  Physics and dynamics of meteors P. Glode      1967    175
 1967.14   A note on the head echo problem  Physics and dynamics of meteors J. Rajchl      1967    187
 1967.15   Meteor mass distribution from radar observations  Physics and dynamics of meteors B.A. McIntosh      1967    343
 1967.16   Meteor shower mass distribution from radar echo counts  Physics and dynamics of meteors W.G. Elford      1967  MBC.2.28  352
 1967.17   Meteor mass distribution from underdense-trail echoes  Physics and dynamics of meteors M. Simek B.A. McIntosh      1967    362
 1967.18   Radarwaarnemingen van geioniseerde meteoorsporen   E.J. Maanders  Hemel en dampkring  65  1967    149
 1967.19   Incidence of meteors on the earth derived from radio observations  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. W.G. Elford    11  1967  82  121
 1967.20   Radar observations of meteor deceleration  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. J.V. Evans    11  1967  83  133
 1967.21   Radar meteor echoes  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. P.M. Millman    11  1967  84  151
 1967.22   Duration distribution of radio echoes obtained from underdense shower meteor trains  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. L.M.G. Poole    11  1967  87  181
 1967.23   Radar studies of meteors  Smithson. Contrib. Astrophys. B.L. Kashcheev V.N. Lebedinets    11  1967  88  183
 1967.24    Smithsonian Contributions to Astrophysic      1967    
 1968.01   A method of determining the efficiency of sporadic meteor radiants from forward-scatter data   L. Triskova  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  19 no 2  1968  319  71
 1968.02   On the separation of the sporadic background from the radar observations of meteor showers   A. Hajduk  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  19 no 6  1968  325  338
 1968.03   Fourier analyses and interpretation of D- and E-region winds   G.L. Goodwin  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  30  1968  2057  995
 1968.04   The behavior of small particles detached from a meteoroid   A.N. Simonenko  Sov. Astron.  12 no 2  1968    341
 1969.01   On the possibilities of increasing the effective operation time on meteor forward scatter radio communication paths   L. Triskova  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  20 no 1  1969  1.104.004  14
 1969.02   Mass distribution of meteoroids as determined by radar observations of underdense meteor trails   B.A. McIntosh M. Simek  Can. J. Phys.  47  1969  1.104.024  7
 1969.03   The reflection of radio waves from irregularly ionized meteor trains   J. Jones  Planet. Space Sci.  17  1969  2.104.003  1519
 1969.04   The effect of wind shear on the decay constant of meteor echoes   B.A. McIntosh  Can. J. Phys.  47  1969  2.104.026  1337
 1969.05   Measurement of radio meteor ionization profiles   J. Jones  Can. J. Phys.  47  1969  2.104.044  1467
 1969.06   The production of ions and electrons by meteoritic processes   D.W. Sida  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  143  1969  1.104.012  37
 1969.07     T.R. Kaiser W.M. Pickering C.D. Watkins  Planet. Space Sci.  17  1969    519
 1969.08   Wind structure from the amplitude fluctuations in persistent radio meteor echoes   E. Phillips  Planet. Space Sci.  17  1969    553
 1969.09   Meteors and radar   E.J. Maanders  Philips Electr. Meas. Microwave Notes  69 no 1  1969  3.104.057  
 1970.01   Comparison of radar and optical meteor observations Results of the meteor expedition Ondrejov 1962   L. Kohoutek J. Grygar Z. Plavcova J. Kvizova  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  21 no 1  1970  3.104.003  18
 1970.02   Meteor ionisation in the E-layer   V.N. Lebedinets V.B. Shushkova  Planet. Space Sci.  18  1970  4.104.037  1659
 1970.03   On the mass distribution of faint sporadic meteors   J. Jones J.G. Collins  Can. J. Phys.  48  1970  4.104.042  2584
 1970.04   The determination of the initial radii of meteor trains   W.J. Baggaley  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  147  1970  3.104.020  231
 1970.05   The distribution of orbit parameters and the changes in incident meteor particle flux density   N.S. Andrianov U.A. Pupyshev V.V. Sidorov  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  148  1970  3.104.028  227
 1970.06   Fireballs and the physical theory of meteors   R.E. McCrosky Z. Ceplecha  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  21 no 5  1970    271
 1970.07   The diffusion of meteor trains   W.M. Pickering D.W. Windle  Planet. Space Sci.  18  1970    1153
 1971.01   Radio echoes from randomly ionized meteor trails   N. Brown W.G. Elford  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  33  1971  6.104.018  1659
 1971.02   Investigations of the meteor incident flux density by radio methods   N.S. Andrianov O.I. Belkovich L.B. Gussakovskaya K.V. Kostylev V.V. Sidorov D.I. Stepanov Y.A. Pupyshev  Space Research  XI  1971  6.104.043  299
 1971.03   Difficulty associated with wind-shear theory of sporadic E   J.D. Whitehead  J. Geophys. Res.  76 no 13  1971    3127
 1972.01   On the effect of small-scale wind shears on radio meteor echoes   J. Jones  Planet. Space Sci.  20  1972  7.082.024  301
 1972.02   Variations in the rate of meteor head echoes with the diurnal motion of the radiant   A. Hajduk  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  23 no 1  1972  7.104.004  35
 1972.03   Effect of sunrise on the meteor region   D.W. Hughes W.J. Baggaley  Nature  237  1972  7.104.036  224
 1972.04   The effect of meteoric ion processes on radio studies of meteoroids   W.J. Baggaley  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  159  1972  8.104.001  203
 1972.05   A radar determination of the right ascension and declination of the Quadrantid meteor stream   D.W. Hughes  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  155  1972  7.104.001  395
 1972.06   Radio-echo observations of the major night-time meteor streams III. Quadrantids   L.M.G. Poole D.W. Hughes T.R. Kaiser  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  156  1972  7.104.003  223
 1972.07   The detection of shower structure in the sporadic meteor background   L.M.G. Poole T.R. Kaiser  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  156  1972    283
 1973.01   The effect of departures from classical meteor ablation theory on the incident flux of shower meteors deduced from radio-echo observations   L.M.G. Poole  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  163  1973  10.104.001  129
 1973.02   Radio observation of the Geminids 1959-1969 Overdense echoes   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  24 no 4  1973  10.104.004  213
 1973.03   The effect of D-region absorption on the forward scatter radio meteor amplitude distribution index   J. Jones J.G. Collins  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  35  1973  10.104.032  2277
 1973.04   An analysis of the physical parameters of 5759 faint radio meteors   F. Verniani  J. Geophys. Res.  78 no 35  1973  10.104.058  8429
 1973.05   Radio-echo measurements of the flux of the Quadrantid, Perseid and Geminid meteor streams   D.W. Hughes  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  161  1973  9.104.005  113
 1973.06   A computational study of the diffusion of meteor trains using a self-consistent model for the space-charge electric field   W.M. Pickering  Planet. Space Sci.  21  1973    1671
 1974.01   The mass distribution of radio meteors and the full-wave scattering theory   J. Jones J.G. Collins  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  166  1974  11.104.011  529
 1974.02   Radar determination of the mass index of the Geminid meteor shower   B.A. McIntosh M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  25 no 3  1974  11.104.049  180
 1974.03   Comment on the determination of the true duration of persistent meteor echoes   M. Simek V. Novotny  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  25 no 3  1974  11.104.050  183
 1974.04   On the validity of certain approximations in radio meteor echo theory   J. Jones J.G. Collins  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  168  1974  12.104.002  433
 1974.05   The observed characteristics of radio-echoes from overdense meteor trains   T.F. Nicholson L.M.G. Poole  Planet. Space Sci.  22  1974  12.104.031  1669
 1974.06   Meteor train ion chemistry   W.J. Baggaley C.H. Cummack  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  36  1974    1759
 1974.07   Volcanic dust and meteor rates   J.A. Kennewell C.D. Ellyett  Science  186  1974    355
 1974.08   Meteor rates, volcanoes and the solar cycle   D.W. Hughes  Nature  252  1974    191
 1974.09   Determination of the Quadrantid incident flux density, part 1   O.I. Belkovich V.S. Tokhtasev  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  25 no 2  1974    112
 1974.10   Determination of the Quadrantid incident flux density, part 2   O.I. Belkovich V.S. Tokhtasev  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  25 no 6  1974  ADS  370
 1974.11   Vertical mixing in the meteor zone of the atmosphere   I.A. Delov  Geomagn. Aeron.  14  1974  ADS  144
 1974.12   Effect of diffusion on the measurement accuracy of meteor trail drift velocity   B.L. Kashcheev I.A. Delov  Geomagn. Aeron.  14  1974  ADS  146
 1974.13   Determination of the coefficient of attachment of electrons to atmospheric oxygen by meteor methods Determination of the coefficient of attachment of   R.S. Bibarsov R.S. Bibarsov  Geomagn. Aeron.  14  1974  ADS  939
 1974.13   Determination of the coefficient of attachment of electrons to atmospheric oxygen by meteor methods Determination of the coefficient of attachment of    Geomagn. Aeron.  14  1974  ADS  939
 1975.01   A possible new meteor shower   M. Simek P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  26 no 1  1975  13.104.002  11
 1975.02   Radio wave propagation and ionisation of meteoric constituents   A.K. Sen B. Saha  Nature  255  1975  13.104.026  313
 1975.03   Head echoes and solar activity in the Geminid period   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  26 no 5  1975  14.104.009  288
 1975.04   The effect of ionic processes on the characteristics of radio-echoes from meteor trains   L.M.G. Poole T.F. Nicholson  Planet. Space Sci.  23  1975  14.104.015  1261
 1975.05   On the decay of underdense radio meteor echoes   J. Jones  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  173  1975  14.104.060  637
 1975.06   A quantitative model for the ablation of dustball meteors   R.L. Hawkes J. Jones  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  173  1975    339
 1975.07   Some kinematic characteristics of fragmenting meteoric bodies   B.L. Kashcheev N.V. Novoselova  Sol. Syst. Res.  9  1975  ADS  64
 1975.08   Mass and density of meteoroids responsible for 1-4m radio meteors   R.S. Bibarsov R.P. Chebotarev  Sol. Syst. Res.  9  1975  ADS  73
 1975.09   On the possibility of attachment of electrons to NO2-molecules in faint meteors   J. Rajchl  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  26 no 3  1975  ADS  138
 1976.01   Eddy diffusion in the upper atmosphere by global deposition of meteoroids   V. Mitra  Astrophys. Space Sci.  39  1976  17.082.012  133
 1976.02   Statistical model of meteor streams IV. A study of radio streams from the synoptic year   Z. Sekanina  Icarus  27  1976  17.104.003  265
 1976.03   Variation of meteor echo characteristics with the direction of the antenna beam   A. Hajduk  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  27 no 2  1976  17.104.008  112
 1976.04   Meteor radar rates and the solar cycle   B.A. Lindblad  Nature  259  1976  17.104.009  99
 1976.05   Recording meteor echoes by FM radio   K. Suzuki N. Nagafuji M. Kinoshita  Sky Telesc.  51  1976  17.104.027  359
 1976.06   Comment on : "The effect of ionic processes on the characteristics of radio-echoes from meteor trains" by L.M.G. Poole and T.F. Nicholson   W.J. Baggaley  Planet. Space Sci.  24  1976  17.104.034  605
 1976.07   On the attachment correction   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  27 no 3  1976  17.104.038  164
 1976.08   Seasonal variations in the correlation of meteors and sporadic E   A. Hedberg  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  38  1976  18.083.018  785
 1976.09   Relationship of meteors to sporadic E 1. A sorting of facts   C.D. Ellyett P.F. Goldsbrough  J. Geophys. Res.  81 no 34  1976  18.083.083  6131
 1976.10   Relationship of meteors to sporadic E 2. Statistical evidence for class 1 Em   P.F. Goldsbrough C.D. Ellyett  J. Geophys. Res.  81 no 34  1976  18.083.084  6135
 1976.11   Drifting meteor echoes   A. Hajduk P. Prikryl  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  27 no 4  1976  18.104.007  246
 1976.12   Nonisothermicity of meteor trails   I.A. Delov  Sol. Syst. Res.  9  1976  ADS  191
 1976.13   Radio echoes from meteor trains at a radio frequency of 1.98 MHz   N. Brown  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  38  1976  ADS  83
 1977.01   Meteor heights obtained from the decay rates of 18000 meteor echoes   B.A. McIntosh M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  28 no 3  1977  19.104.025  181
 1977.02   Radiowave scattering from meteoric ionization   E.M. Poulter W.J. Baggaley  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  39  1977  20.082.025  757
 1977.03   Sunrise effect on persistent radar echoes from sporadic meteors   B.A. McIntosh A. Hajduk  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  28 no 5  1977  20.104.017  280
 1977.04   Simultaneous radar meteor observations at Ondrejov and Dushanbe   P.B. Babadzhanov R.P. Chebotarev  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  28 no 5  1977  20.104.018  286
 1977.05   Head echo heights   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  28 no 6  1977  20.104.027  360
 1977.06   Deceleration of the meteor echo drift   P. Prikryl  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  28 no 6  1977  20.104.028  365
 1977.07   Growth and decline of a scientific speciality : the case of radar meteor research   G.N. Gilbert  EOS Trans.  58  1977  20.104.033  273
 1977.08   The thermalization of meteoric ionization   W.J. Baggaley T.H. Webb  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  39  1977  21.082.025  1399
 1977.09   Attenuation of LF radio signals due to meteor trains   B. Saha A.K. Sen  Ann. Geophys.  33 no 4  1977  21.104.043  503
 1977.10   The determination of meteor stream radiants from single station observations   J. Jones J.D. Morton  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  28  1977    267
 1977.11   Meteor radiant distribution using spherical harmonic analysis   J. Jones  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  28  1977    272
 1977.12   The mass distribution of large meteoroids   W.J. Baggaley  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  180  1977  MBC.3.94  89
 1977.13   Solar influence on meteor rates and atmospheric density variations at meteor heights   C. Ellyett  J. Geophys. Res.  82 no 10  1977  MBC.2.29  1455
 1977.14   Observations of overdense Quadrantid radio meteors and the variation of the position of stream maxima with meteor magnitude   D.W. Hughes I.W. Taylor  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  181  1977  ADS  517
 1977.15   The antenna radiation pattern of the Ondrejov meteor radar   V. Novotny  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  28 no 3  1977    189
 1978.01   Anomalous LF radiowave records associated with meteoric ionisation   W.J. Baggaley R.G.T. Bennett  Nature  272  1978  20.104.006  650
 1978.02   On the relation between diffusion coefficients and height from radar meteor echoes   G. Forti  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  40  1978  21.082.027  89
 1978.03   The height dependence of the error in ambipolar diffusion coefficient measurement   V. Novotny  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  29 no 3  1978  21.104.020  155
 1978.04   Meteor radar rates, geomagnetic activity and solar wind sector structure   B.A. Lindblad  Nature  273  1978  21.104.027  732
 1978.05   Radio meteor wind analysis using finite element approximation   M.L. Salby  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  40  1978  22.031.203  643
 1978.06   The applications of radio-wave scattering theory to radio-meteor observations   E.M. Poulter W.J. Baggaley  Planet. Space Sci.  26  1978  22.082.048  969
 1978.07   The de-ionization of dense meteor trains   W.J. Baggaley  Planet. Space Sci.  26  1978  22.104.013  978
 1978.08   Observation of the sporadic background in Nov. 1974   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  29 no 6  1978    340
 1978.09   The French meteor radar facility   M. Glass R. Bernard J.L. Fellous M. Massebeuf  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  40  1978  ADS  923
 1978.10   The radio meteor wind facility at Christchurch, New Zealand   W.J. Baggaley E.M. Poulter  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  40  1978  ADS  941
 1978.11   Study on forward scattering of meteor bursts   D.K. Gangopadhyay  Curr. Sci.  47 no 11  1978  22.104.020  372
 1978.12   The effect of rotation on the initial radius of meteor trains   R.L. Hawkes J. Jones  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  185  1978    727
 1978.13   Some characteristics of the Geminid meteor shower   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  29 no 6  1978    331
 1979.01   D-region absorption and forward-scatter radio-meteor data   W.J. Baggaley  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  41  1979  25.083.033  671
 1979.02   The interpretation of overdense radio meteor echo duration characteristics   W.J. Baggaley  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  30 no 3  1979  25.104.034  184
 1979.03   The influence of recombination on under-dense radio-meteor data   W.J. Baggaley  Planet. Space Sci.  27  1979  25.104.039  905
 1979.04   On the influence of noise on amplitude precision measurements of the meteor-radar echo   V. Novotny  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  30 no 4  1979  25.104.047  228
 1979.05   Zonal winds at 95-km altitude and radar meteor echo rates   G. Cevolani A. Hajduk  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  30 no 5  1979  26.104.004  297
 1979.06   Green corona, geomagnetic activity and radar meteor rates   P. Prikryl  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  30 no 6  1979  ADS  321
 1980.01   On the time delay of the appearance of sporadic E following meteor activity   K. Sinno  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  42  1980  27.083.009  35
 1980.02   Meteor radar observations at Kyoto in two C.T.O.P. periods   T. Tsuda T. Aso Y. Takashima R. Ito S. Kato  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  42  1980  27.104.023  461
 1980.03   Measurement of the ionization heights of sporadic radio meteors   W.J. Baggaley T.H. Webb  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  191  1980  27.104.025  829
 1980.04   The relation between meteor optical brightness and properties of the ionized trail I. Observational techniques and basic characteristics of the obser   V. Znojil J. Grygar Z. Mikulasek M. Simek M. Sulc  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  31 no 1  1980  27.104.026  14
 1980.05   The use of a large-aperture radio system for meteor studies   R.W. Herring P.A. Forsyth  Can. J. Phys.  58  1980  28.031.536  779
 1980.06   Radar meteor rates and atmospheric density changes   C.D. Ellyett J.A. Kennewell  Nature  287  1980  28.104.012  521
 1980.07   Multi frequency studies of radio-meteor train diffusion   W.J. Baggaley  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  31 no 5  1980  28.104.015  305
 1980.08    Solid particles in the solar system      1980    441
 1980.09   Meteors and atmospheres  Solid particles in the solar system W.J. Baggaley      1980  ADS  85
 1980.10   The influence of the atmosphere on radar meteor rates  Solid particles in the solar system W.G. Elford      1980  28.104.024  101
 1980.11   Experimental and theoretical study of radiometeors  Solid particles in the solar system J. Delcourt      1980  ADS  133
 1980.12   On time-dependent models of the meteoric background complex  Solid particles in the solar system J. Stohl      1980  ADS  141
 1980.13   Geminid meteor stream : structure from 20 years of radar observations   B.A. McIntosh M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  31 no 1  1980    39
 1980.14   Measurements of the velocity dependence of the initial radii of meteor trains   W.J. Baggaley  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  31 no 5  1980  ADS  308
 1980.15   Measurements of the initial radii of the ionization columns of bright meteors   W.J. Baggaley G.W. Fisher  Planet. Space Sci.  28  1980    575
 1980.16   The geomagnetic control of the diffusion of meteoric ionization   W.J. Baggaley T.H. Webb  Planet. Space Sci.  28  1980    997
 1980.17   Measurements of the ionization heights of sporadic radio-meteors   W.J. Baggaley T.H. Webb  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  191  1980    829
 1981.01   The relation between meteor optical brightness and the properties of the ionized trail II. The observation at the Ondrejov site   V. Znojil M. Simek J. Grygar J. Hollan  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  32  1981  29.104.003  1
 1981.02   Detection of shower meteor echoes with variable direction of antenna beam   M. Simek A. Hajduk  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  32 no 2  1981  29.104.004  120
 1981.03   Single wavelength measurements of the initial radii of radio meteor ionization columns   W.J. Baggaley  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  32 no 6  1981  30.104.035  345
 1981.04   Die beobachtung sporadischer meteore und meteorschauer mittels radiotechnischer messeinrichtungen   W. Schippke  Sterne und Weltraum  20  1981  ADS  287
 1982.01   A method for imaging radio meteor radiant distributions   J.D. Morton J. Jones  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  198  1982  31.031.502  737
 1982.02   Meteor shower flux determination from radar observations I. The case when the applied physical theory does not consider deceleration   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  33 no 1  1982  31.104.002  1
 1982.03   Meteor shower flux determination from radar observations II. The case when the applied physical theory considers deceleration   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  33 no 1  1982  31.104.003  11
 1982.04   Analysis methods and the results of radio meteor magnitude-height surveys   W.J. Baggaley  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  33 no 4  1982  32.104.007  210
 1982.05   High-resolution radar studies of the Geminid meteor shower   J. Jones J.D. Morton  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  200  1982    281
 1982.06   Range distribution of sporadic meteors and sunrise   G. Cevolani V. Porubcan  Nuovo Cimento C  5 no 5  1982  34.104.001  561
 1982.07   Evaluation of the observability of radiometeors by the order statistics method   Y.I. Voloshchuk B.L. Kashcheev A.A. Tkachuk  Sol. Syst. Res.  16  1982  ADS  81
 1982.08   Physical parameters of meteoroids undergoing quasicontinuous crushing in the atmosphere I. methods of parameter determination   V.V. Kalenichenko  Sol. Syst. Res.  16  1982    86
 1982.09   Determining basic parameters of radio meteors based on amplitude characteristics with weakened diffraction   K.K. Kostylev  Sol. Syst. Res.  16  1982  ADS  93
 1983.01   Radar meteor rates and solar activity   P. Prikryl  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  34 no 1  1983  33.104.011  44
 1983.02   Distribution of meteor heights and sunrise   V. Porubcan G. Cevolani  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  34 no 4  1983  34.104.007  213
 1983.03   Radar observations of the Orionid meteor shower   J. Jones  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  204  1983  34.104.002  765
 1983.04   Factor analysis of the results of observing faint radio meteors   Y.I. Voloshchuk N.B. Nazarenko  Sol. Syst. Res.  17  1983  ADS  75
 1983.05   Astronomical selection in meteor observations and methods of allowing for it   O.I. Belkovich  Sol. Syst. Res.  17 no 2  1983    83
 1983.06    Asteroids, comets, meteors      1983    
 1983.07   Sunrise effect and the variation of meteor echo heights and ranges  Asteroids, comets, meteors V. Porubcan J. Stohl G. Cevolani      1983  34.104.024  447
 1984.01   A comment on determining the meteor mass-distribution exponent   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  35 no 2  1984  37.104.011  126
 1984.02   On the determination of the mass distribution index from radar observations   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  35 no 3  1984  37.104.047  183
 1984.03   An observational study of the range drift of meteor echoes   B.A. Lindblad A. Hajduk  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  35 no 4  1984  38.104.005  244
 1984.04   The seasonal structure of ionosonde Es parameters and meteoroid deposition rates   W.J. Baggaley D.I. Steel  Planet. Space Sci.  32 no 12  1984  38.104.028  1533
 1984.05   Importance of atmospheric models for interpretation of photographic fireball data   P. Pecina Z. Ceplecha  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  35  1984    120
 1984.06   A rigorous method for radiant determination   C. Steyaert  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  35  1984    312
 1984.07   Structure of the Quadrantid stream from radar observations   O.I. Belkovich N.I. Sulejmanov V.S. Tokhtasev  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  35  1984    123
 1984.08   Sporadic flux determination from radar observations   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  35 no 1  1984  MBC.3.58  5
 1984.09   The fragmentation of meteoroids I. Quasicontinuous fragmentation   G.G. Novikov V.N. Lebedinets A.V. Blokhin  Sov. Astron. Lett.  10 no 1  1984    27
 1984.10   The fragmentation of meteoroids II. Quasicontinuous-fragmentation parameters derived from meteor observations   G.G. Novikov V.N. Lebedinets A.V. Blokhin  Sov. Astron. Lett.  10 no 5  1984    327
 1985.01   Dimensioning technique for meteor-burst communication systems   H. Nes  IEE Proceedings  132 no 6  1985    505
 1985.02   Ionospheric effect of Leonid meteor showers at 70 km height   S.K. Sarkar B.K. De  Ann. Geophys.  3 no 1  1985  40.083.021  113
 1985.03   Regression method for long-term meteor shower radar data analysis   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  36 no 5  1985  40.104.039  270
 1985.04   The relation between meteor optical brightness and properties of the ionized trail III. Double station observations   V. Znojil J. Hollan M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  36 no 1  1985  39.104.009  44
 1985.05    Handboek radiowaarnemingen C. Steyaert      1985    129
 1985.06   Simultane visuele en radiowaarnemingen   C. Steyaert  Werkgroepnieuws  13 no 6  1985  40.104.052  187
 1986.01   On the scattering of radio waves from underdense meteor trains   G.G. Novikov P. Pecina A.V. Blokhin  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  37 no 4  1986  41.104.078  189
 1986.02   Synthesis of a meteor shower activity profile from multisite radar observations 1968 Quadrantids as observed from five observatories   M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  37 no 5  1986  42.104.020  297
 1986.03    Statistical theory of meteors O.I. Belkovich      1986    301
 1986.04   Forward scatter, an interesting experiment   C. Steyaert  WGN  14 no 4  1986  42.036.014  132
 1986.05   Frequency dependence of radar meteor echo rates   R.M. Thomas P.S. Whitham W.G. Elford  Proc. Astron. Soc. Aust.  6 no 3  1986  42.104.066  303
 1986.06   Are there many more small meteors than hiterto detected s   D.I. Olsson-Steel W.G. Elford  Proc. Astron. Soc. Aust.  6 no 4  1986  ADS  436
 1987.01   The height distribution of radio meteors : observations at 2 MHz   D. Olsson-Steel W.G. Elford  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  49 no 3  1987  43.104.064  243
 1987.02   FORWARD : a general program for calculating the observability function   C. Steyaert  Werkgroepnieuws  15 no 3  1987  43.036.106  90
 1987.03    Bibliographic catalogue of meteors P. Roggemans      1987    244
 1987.04   FORWARD : extension for multiple stations   C. Steyaert  WGN  15 no 6  1987  44.036.209  193
 1987.05   The determination of shower meteor parameters from single station observations   A.G. Duffy R.L. Hawkes J. Jones  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  228  1987    55
 1987.06    Radiowave propagation L. Boithias      1987    330
 1988.01   The Grahamstown all-sky meteor radar   L.M.G. Poole  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  50 no 6  1988    585
 1988.02   Distribution of Lyrid meteoroids in a large range of echo durations   V. Porubcan M. Simek  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  39 no 3  1988  45.104.041  165
 1988.03   Derivation of Fresnel characteristics with deceleration of the meteoroid taken into account   P. Pecina  Bull. Astron. Inst. Czech.  39 no 4  1988  46.104.038  193
 1988.04   The height distribution of radio meteors : observations at 6 MHz   W.G. Elford D. Olsson-Steel  J. Atmos. Terr. Phys.  50 no 9  1988  46.104.060  811
 1988.05   Cluster ions and the meteor head echo   J. Jones J.B.A. Mitchell B.A. McIntosh  Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc.  232 no 4  1988  45.104.