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Lara Waldrop
Associate Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Climatological variability of the vertical limiting flux of atomic hydrogen in Earth's atmosphere as observed by NASA's TIMED/SABER
COMPOSITION, WIND, AND TEMPERATURE VARIABILITY IN THE MESOSPHERE AND IONOSPHERE/THERMOSPHERE I ORAL
spa-aeronomy | 13 december 2024
Pratik Joshi, Lara Waldrop, Gary R. Swenson
The vertical limiting flux of hydrogen (H) atoms available to escape from the Earths atmosphere is governed by the rate of upward diffusion of hydroge...
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NASA's Carruthers Geocorona Observatory:A new era of exospheric remote sensing
2024 WILLIAM B. HANSON LECTURE
spa-aeronomy | 12 december 2024
Lara Waldrop
Reliable characterization of the spatial structure and temporal variability of Earth's exosphere is notoriously difficult, owing mainly to the technic...
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Retrieval of thermal atomic hydrogen density from Lyman-alpha emission measured by NASA's TIMED/GUVI and by NASA’s Carruthers Geocorona Observatory
ADVANCES IN GEOSPACE SCIENCE FROM REMOTE SENSING II POSTER
spa-aeronomy | 11 december 2024
Pratik Joshi, Lara Waldrop, Thomas J. Immel, Heath...
Atomic hydrogen (H) plays an important role in Earths atmospheric evolution and its response to geomagnetic storms. Quantification of the global and t...
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Observing Planetary Exospheres: Mars and the Earth
DYNAMIC EXOSPHERES OF TERRESTRIAL BODIES THROUGH THE SOLAR SYSTEM I ORAL
planetary sciences | 09 december 2024
John T. Clarke, Lara Waldrop, Majd Mayyasi, Dolon ...
After 4 continuous Mars years of observations of its upper atmosphere with the MAVEN mission, and anticipating observations of the Earths exosphere wi...
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Investigating the Role of Exospheric Hydrogen Density Distributions in the Ring Current Recovery Phase
RING CURRENT DYNAMICS AND ITS COUPLING WITH OTHER PARTICLE POPULATIONS II ORAL
spa-magnetospheric physics | 14 december 2023
Gonzalo Cucho-Padin, Cristian Ferradas, Mei-Ching ...
Atomic Hydrogen (H) is the most abundant component of the terrestrial exosphere, the outermost layer of the atmosphere, which features altitudes from ...
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The Carruthers Geocorona Observatory: A New Era for Exospheric Sensing at Earth
DYNAMIC EXOSPHERES OF TERRESTRIAL BODIES THROUGH THE SOLAR SYSTEM II ORAL
planetary sciences | 13 december 2023
Lara Waldrop, Thomas J. Immel, John T. Clarke, Pra...
Reliable characterization of the spatial structure and temporal variability of Earth's exosphere is notoriously difficult, owing mainly to the challen...
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Investigation of the Terrestrial Exosphere through Data-driven Modeling
DYNAMIC EXOSPHERES OF TERRESTRIAL BODIES THROUGH THE SOLAR SYSTEM I POSTER
planetary sciences | 12 december 2023
Gonzalo Cucho-Padin, Cristian Ferradas, Johannes N...
The Earth's exosphere is the uppermost region of the terrestrial atmosphere and extends from 500 km (the exobase) up to 60 Earth Radii (RE). In this v...
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Atmospheric escape rates from Mars – if it orbited an M Dwarf star
ATMOSPHERIC ESCAPE AND EVOLUTION AT TERRESTRIAL PLANETS III ONLINE SESSION
understanding early earth environments | 20 may 2022
Dave A. Brain, William K. Peterson, Ofer Cohen, Th...
As far as we know, all life requires liquid water. Liquid water at the surface of a planet is only possible when the planet has an atmosphere. But atm...
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