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1. Analysis of spatial and temporal variation of precipitable water vapor using COSMIC radio occultation observations over Egypt A. Elrahman Yassien et al.
2. The Potential for Observing African Weather with GNSS Remote Sensing O. Isioye et al.
3. Comparison study of COSMIC RO dry-air climatologies based on average profile inversion J. Danzer et al.
4. Processing and validation of refractivity from GRAS radio occultation data K. Lauritsen et al.
5. Sensitivity of airborne radio occultation to tropospheric properties over ocean and land F. Xie et al.
6. Spatio-temporal variability of cloud top and tropopause heights over the Arctic from 10-year CALIPSO, GPSRO and MERRA-2 datasets H. Yeo et al.
7. Characteristics of Satellite Sampling Errors in Total Precipitable Water from SSMIS, HIRS, and COSMIC Observations Y. Xue et al.
8. Preliminary Assessment of BDS Radio Occultation Retrieval Quality and Coverage Using FY-3E GNOS II Measurements C. Liu et al.
9. Implementation of a GPS-RO data processing system for the KIAPS-LETKF data assimilation system H. Kwon et al.
10. Double Tropopauses and the Tropical Belt Connected to ENSO H. Wilhelmsen et al.
11. Retrieval of Atmospheric Water Vapor Profiles From COSMIC-2 Radio Occultation Constellation Using Machine Learning S. Hooda et al.
12. Tropical convection regimes in climate models: evaluation with satellite observations A. Steiner et al.
13. Where to see climate change best in radio occultation variables – study using GCMs and ECMWF reanalyses B. Lackner et al.
14. Ionospheric F2-Layer critical frequency retrieved from COSMIC radio occultation: A statistical comparison with measurements from a meridional ionosonde chain over Southeast Asia J. Luo et al.
15. Ionospheric responses to the 21 August 2017 great American solar eclipse – A multi-instrument study G. Uma et al.
16. Supporting the detection and monitoring of volcanic clouds: A promising new application of Global Navigation Satellite System radio occultation R. Biondi et al.
17. Evaluation of atmospheric profiles derived from single- and zero-difference excess phase processing of BeiDou radio occultation data from the FY-3C GNOS mission W. Bai et al.
18. Retrieval of total columnar precipitable water vapour using radio occultation technique over the Indian region A. Srivastava & A. Kumar
19. Experimental Validation of GNSS Interferometric Radio Occultation S. Ribó et al.
20. Ionosphere variability I: Advances in observational, monitoring and detection capabilities I. Tsagouri et al.
21. The Yunyao LEO Satellite Constellation: Occultation Results of the Neutral Atmosphere Using Multi-System Global Navigation Satellites H. Yue et al.
22. Characterization of thermal structure and conditions for overshooting of tropical and extratropical cyclones with GPS radio occultation R. Biondi et al.
23. The Accuracy Assessment and Scientific Research Progress of Ionospheric Radio Occultation Products Observed by Fengyun-3 GNOS W. Bai et al.
24. GNSS radio occultation excess-phase processing for climate applications including uncertainty estimation J. Innerkofler et al.
25. Retrieval of Atmospheric Thermodynamic State From Synergistic Use of Radio Occultation and Hyperspectral Infrared Radiances Observations C. Liu et al.
26. GNSS Transpolar Earth Reflectometry exploriNg System (G-TERN): Mission Concept E. Cardellach et al.
27. Atmospheric Water Vapor Variability over Houston: Continuous GNSS Tomography in the Year of Hurricane Harvey (2017) P. Mateus et al.
28. Comparison of different machine learning approaches for tropospheric profiling based on COSMIC-2 data E. Lasota
29. Fractional Fourier Transform and Distributions in the Ray Space: Application for the Analysis of Radio Occultation Data M. Gorbunov & O. Dolovova
30. Consistency and structural uncertainty of multi-mission GPS radio occultation records A. Steiner et al.
31. A global perspective on atmospheric blocking using GPS radio occultation – one decade of observations L. Brunner & A. Steiner
32. Evaluation of the 15-year ROM SAF monthly mean GPS radio occultation climate data record H. Gleisner et al.
33. Preliminary validation of the refractivity from the new radio occultation sounder GNOS/FY-3C M. Liao et al.
34. Evaluation of Tropopause Height from Sentinel-6 GNSS Radio Occultation Using Different Methods M. Zhran et al.
35. Precipitable Water Vapor Retrieval and Analysis by Multiple Data Sources: Ground-Based GNSS, Radio Occultation, Radiosonde, Microwave Satellite, and NWP Reanalysis Data Q. Zhang et al.
36. Impact of Infrared, Microwave, and Radio Occultation Satellite Observations on Operational Numerical Weather Prediction L. Cucurull & R. Anthes
37. Global morphology and dynamic characteristics of ionospheric sporadic E layers based on COSMIC-2 observations D. Li et al.
38. Postlaunch calibration and bias characterization of AMSU‐A upper air sounding channels using GPS RO Data X. Chen & X. Zou
39. Quality Assessment of Ionosphere-Corrected Bending Angles from Multi-GNSS Radio Occultation Missions J. Ye et al.
40. A New Method to Correct Radiosonde Temperature Biases Using Radio Occultation Data J. Tradowsky et al.
41. Ionospheric Scintillation Anomalies from COSMIC-2 GNSS-RO from 2019 and 2024 as Potential Earthquake Precursors B. Boudriki Semlali et al.
42. Quality aspects of Fengyun3 D∕E radio occultation bending angle products Y. Li et al.
43. Error Source Analysis of Atmospheric Occultation Sounding System Y. HAN et al.
44. Stratospheric temperature measurements from nanosatellite stellar occultation observations of refractive bending D. McGuffin et al.
45. Closing the gap in the tropics: the added value of radio-occultation data for wind field monitoring across the Equator J. Danzer et al.
46. A Study on the Adjustment of Global Navigation Satellite System Radio Occultation Observation Errors to Improve KIM Forecast Performance E. Kim et al.
47. Development and testing of the Active Temperature, Ozone and Moisture Microwave Spectrometer (ATOMMS) cm and mm wavelength occultation instrument E. Kursinski et al.
48. Integrating uncertainty propagation in GNSS radio occultation retrieval: from excess phase to atmospheric bending angle profiles J. Schwarz et al.
49. Initial Assessment of the COSMIC-2/FORMOSAT-7 Neutral Atmosphere Data Quality in NESDIS/STAR Using In Situ and Satellite Data S. Ho et al.
50. Impact of FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC radio occultation data on the prediction of super cyclone Gonu (2007): a case study S. Anisetty et al.
51. Revisiting internal gravity waves analysis using GPS RO density profiles: comparison with temperature profiles and application for wave field stability study P. Pisoft et al.
52. Total column water vapour retrieval from S-5P/TROPOMI in the visible blue spectral range C. Borger et al.
53. Retrieving the 3-D Tropospheric Wet Refractivity Field From a Standalone Ground-Based GNSS Station With A Priori Information: Theory and Simulation X. Li et al.
54. The PAZ polarimetric radio occultation research dataset for scientific applications R. Padullés et al.
55. Ionosphere equatorial ionization anomaly observed by GPS radio occultations during 2006–2014 X. Yue et al.
56. The Radio Occultation Processing Package, ROPP I. Culverwell et al.
57. Impacts of GNSS RO Data on Typhoon Forecasts Using Global FV3GFS with GSI 4DEnVar T. Hong et al.
58. Comparison of three retrievals of COSMIC GPS radio occultation results in the tropical upper troposphere and lower stratosphere . Noersomadi & T. Tsuda
59. Satellites See the World’s Atmosphere S. Ackerman et al.
60. Planetary-scale wave structures of the earth’s atmosphere revealed from the COSMIC observations S. Anisetty et al.
61. A review of low Earth orbit occultation using microwave and infrared-laser signals for monitoring the atmosphere and climate C. Liu et al.
62. Analysis of ionospheric structure influences on residual ionospheric errors in GNSS radio occultation bending angles based on ray tracing simulations C. Liu et al.
63. Physical applications of GPS geodesy: a review Y. Bock & D. Melgar
64. Strategic Study for the Development of Space Physics C. WANG et al.
65. Evaluating the effect of the global ionospheric map on aiding retrieval of radio occultation electron density profiles X. Yue et al.
66. Ionospheric Electron Density and Temperature Profiles Using Ionosonde-like Data and Machine Learning J. Nibigira & R. Marchand
67. An Evaluation of Fengyun-3C Radio Occultation Atmospheric Profiles Over 2015–2018 J. Wei et al.
68. Generation of a bending angle radio occultation climatology (BAROCLIM) and its use in radio occultation retrievals B. Scherllin-Pirscher et al.
69. Comparison of RO tropopause height based on different tropopause determination methods Z. Liu et al.
70. Preliminary Accuracy Assessment of the F-Layer Worst-Case BDS Scintillation Observed by the GNOS Onboard the FY3D Satellite G. Tan et al.
71. Spatio-Temporal Variability of Cloud Top and Tropopause Heights Over the Arctic from 10-Year Calipso, Gpsro and Merra-2 Datasets H. Yeo et al.
72. On the Assessment of Daily Equatorial Plasma Bubble Occurrence Modeling and Forecasting B. Carter et al.
73. Precise Orbit Determination for Climate Applications of GNSS Radio Occultation including Uncertainty Estimation J. Innerkofler et al.
74. First Galileo Single-Frequency Occultation Process and Precision Analysis of FengYun3E M. Yang et al.
75. Variations of ionospheric fluctuations of phase delay depending on solar activity: Data of the COSMIC experiment M. Gorbunov & A. Shmakov
76. The Impact of GPS RO Data on the Prediction of Tropical Cyclogenesis Using a Nonlocal Observation Operator: An Initial Assessment S. Chen et al.
77. Assessment of the relative impact of the assimilation of Global Navigation Satellite System Radio Occultation (GNSS-RO) and Radiosonde data in the NCMRWF Global NWP system S. Purwar & S. Rani
78. Interannual variability of temperature in the UTLS region over Ganges–Brahmaputra–Meghna river basin based on COSMIC GNSS RO data J. Awange & E. Forootan
79. Monitoring sudden stratospheric warmings under climate change since 1980 based on reanalysis data verified by radio occultation Y. Li et al.
80. Frontier advances and prospects in heliophysics C. Wang et al.
81. Evaluation of CMIP5 upper troposphere and lower stratosphere geopotential height with GPS radio occultation observations C. Ao et al.
82. Performance of the Ionospheric Kappa‐Correction of Radio Occultation Profiles Under Diverse Ionization and Solar Activity Conditions J. Danzer et al.
83. Impact of Assimilating the FORMOSAT‐3/COSMIC and FORMOSAT‐7/COSMIC‐2 RO Data on the Midlatitude and Low‐Latitude Ionospheric Specification C. Hsu et al.
84. Unseasonal development of post-sunset F-region irregularities over Southeast Asia on 28 July 2014: 1. Forcing from above? B. Carter et al.
85. Precise real‐time navigation of LEO satellites using GNSS broadcast ephemerides A. Hauschild & O. Montenbruck
86. Dynamic statistical optimization of GNSS radio occultation bending angles: advanced algorithm and performance analysis Y. Li et al.
87. Quality Assessment of GNSS-RO Neutral Atmosphere Refractivity Data from YUNYAO Mission J. Zhu et al.
88. Analysis of ionospheric parameters retrieved from Feng-Yun 3C and COSMIC radio occultation J. Xu et al.
89. Assessment of Commercial GNSS Radio Occultation Performance from PlanetiQ Mission M. Zhran et al.
90. Radio occultation and ground-based GNSS products for observing, understanding and predicting extreme events: A review S. Bonafoni et al.
91. Planetary Boundary Layer Structure as the Primary Driver of Simulated Impact Multipath in GNSS Radio Occultation L. Wang & S. Yang
92. An Impact Study of GPS Radio Occultation Observations on Frontal Rainfall Prediction with a Local Bending Angle Operator C. Huang et al.
93. Case study on complex sporadic E layers observed by GPS radio occultations X. Yue et al.
94. Evaluation of COSMIC-2 performance in detecting atmospheric boundary layer height and analysis of its variation Z. Zhang et al.
95. Observational perspective on sudden stratospheric warmings and blocking from Eliassen–Palm fluxes K. Yessimbet et al.
96. Global Gridded Ionospheric Electron Density Derivation During 2006–2016 by Assimilating COSMIC TEC and Its Validation J. He et al.
97. New method for Earth neutral atmospheric density retrieval based on energy spectrum fitting during occultation with LE/Insight-HXMT D. Yu et al.
98. Reducing representativeness and sampling errors in radio occultation–radiosonde comparisons S. Gilpin et al.
99. A Global Empirical Model of Electron Density Profile in the F Region Ionosphere Basing on COSMIC Measurements Q. Li et al.
100. The added value and potential of long-term radio occultation data for climatological wind field monitoring I. Nimac et al.
101. Precise LEO orbit determination using regional PPP-B2b augmentation services H. Zhou et al.
102. Quality aspects of the Wegener Center multi-satellite GPS radio occultation record OPSv5.6 B. Angerer et al.
103. Review of Assimilating Spaceborne Global Navigation Satellite System Remote Sensing Data for Tropical Cyclone Forecasting W. Bai et al.
104. Tropical temperature variability and Kelvin-wave activity in the UTLS from GPS RO measurements B. Scherllin-Pirscher et al.
105. Ducting and Biases of GPS Radio Occultation Bending Angle and Refractivity in the Moist Lower Troposphere X. Feng et al.
106. Limb sounders tracking topographic gravity wave activity from the stratosphere to the ionosphere around midlatitude Andes P. Alexander et al.
107. Orbit Design Optimization for Planetary Crosslink Radio Occultation T. Yamamoto et al.
108. Observed Temperature Changes in the Troposphere and Stratosphere from 1979 to 2018 A. Steiner et al.
109. Accuracy and precision of polar lower stratospheric temperatures from reanalyses evaluated from A-Train CALIOP and MLS, COSMIC GPS RO, and the equilibrium thermodynamics of supercooled ternary solutions and ice clouds A. Lambert & M. Santee
110. Impact of Loss of U.S. Microwave and Radio Occultation Observations in Operational Numerical Weather Prediction in Support of the U.S. Data Gap Mitigation Activities L. Cucurull & R. Anthes
111. Effect of GNSS radio occultation observations on the prediction of the 2021 Henan rainstorm Y. Wang & S. Jin
112. Global Tropical Precipitation Relationships to Free-Tropospheric Water Vapor Using Radio Occultations R. Padullés et al.
113. Global ionospheric electron density variations observed by F7/C2 and $\Sigma \mathrm{O}/\mathrm{N}_{2}$ ratios measured by GUVI during intense geomagnetic storms in solar cycle 25 J. Khan et al.
114. The Earth-Observing Satellite Constellation: A review from a meteorological perspective of a complex, interconnected global system with extensive applications S. Boukabara et al.
115. (Near-)real-time orbit determination for GNSS radio occultation processing O. Montenbruck et al.
116. Analysis of Beidou Radio Occultation Data from FY-3D Satellite Y. LIU et al.
117. Performance evaluation of Sentinel-6 and COSMIC-2 PWV retrievals using GNSS observations and a novel weighted mean temperature estimation scenario A. Tayfehrostami & Y. Amerian
118. Influence of ENSO and MJO on the zonal structure of tropical tropopause inversion layer using high-resolution temperature profiles retrieved from COSMIC GPS Radio Occultation T. Tsuda & M. Fujiwara
119. Tropical cyclones vertical structure from GNSS radio occultation: an archive covering the period 2001–2018 E. Lasota et al.
120. Exploring atmospheric blocking with GPS radio occultation observations L. Brunner et al.
121. Comparisons of tropopause derived from COSMIC measurements at Nanjing since August 2006 Y. Jiang et al.
122. Observation and a numerical study of gravity waves during tropical cyclone Ivan (2008) F. Chane Ming et al.
123. GPS radio occultation constellation design with the optimal performance in Asia Pacific region M. Asgarimehr & M. Hossainali
124. Study of Refractivity Retrievals Based on GPS Radio Occultation Mean Bending Angles Y. SONG et al.
125. First Ionospheric Radio-Occultation Measurements From GNSS Occultation Sounder on the Chinese Feng-Yun 3C Satellite T. Mao et al.
126. Emerging Technologies and Synergies for Airborne and Space-Based Measurements of Water Vapor Profiles A. Nehrir et al.
127. The Johannesburg Lightning Research Laboratory, part 2: Continuing current charge transfer estimates of downward lightning in South Africa J. Tasman et al.
128. A Quality Control Procedure Based on Bending Angle Measurement Uncertainty for Radio Occultation Data Assimilation in the Tropical Lower Troposphere H. Liu et al.
129. The FengYun-3C radio occultation sounder GNOS: a review of the mission and its early results and science applications Y. Sun et al.
130. Development of a Global Climate Model for Atmospheric Temperature Using Machine Learning D. Okoh et al.
131. Three‐Dimensional Analysis of Global Gravity Waves Based on COSMIC Multi‐Satellite Observations X. Zeng et al.
132. Weather prediction at equatorial regions based on DST index and solar wind using a deep learning H. Purnomo et al.
133. Assessment of operational non-time-critical Sentinel-6A Michael Freilich radio occultation data: insights into tropospheric GNSS signal cut-off strategies and processor improvements S. Paolella et al.
134. An operational machine learning framework for calibrating COSMIC radio occultation TEC to ground-based GNSS-derived TEC D. Okoh et al.
135. A review of the remote sensing of lower tropospheric thermodynamic profiles and its indispensable role for the understanding and the simulation of water and energy cycles V. Wulfmeyer et al.
136. Impacts of Including Rain-Evaporative Cooling in the Initial Conditions on the Prediction of a Coastal Heavy Rainfall Event during TiMREX C. Tu et al.
137. A New Algorithm for the Retrieval of Atmospheric Profiles from GNSS Radio Occultation Data in Moist Air and Comparison to 1DVar Retrievals Y. Li et al.
138. The power of vertical geolocation of atmospheric profiles from GNSS radio occultation B. Scherllin‐Pirscher et al.
139. Assimilating Tianmu‐1 RO Data From a 23‐Satellite Constellation to Enhance the Track Forecasts of Typhoon Gaemi (2024) S. Yang & X. Zou
140. Ionospheric Peak Parameters Retrieved from FY-3C Radio Occultation: A Statistical Comparison with Measurements from COSMIC RO and Digisondes Over the Globe H. Wang et al.
141. Troposphere Sensing Using Grazing‐Angle GNSS‐R Measurement From LEO Satellites Y. Wang
142. Comparison of the Arctic upper-air temperatures from radiosonde and radio occultation observations L. Chang et al.
143. Experiments with a large number of GNSS-RO observations through the ROMEX collaboration in the Met Office NWP system N. Bowler & O. Lewis
144. Monitoring sudden stratospheric warmings using radio occultation: a new approach demonstrated based on the 2009 event Y. Li et al.
145. On the Kalman Smoother Interpolation Error Distribution in Collocation Comparison of Atmospheric Profiles A. Fassò et al.
146. Comparisons of polarimetric radio occultation measurements with WRF model simulation for tropical cyclones S. Chen et al.
147. Optimization of the Vertical Localization Scale for GPS-RO Data Assimilation within KIAPS-LETKF System Y. Jo et al.
148. Raytracing Simulated GPS Radio Wave Propagation Paths Experiencing Large Disturbances When Going through the Top of the Sub-Cloud Layer S. Yang et al.
149. Performance assessment of multi-source GNSS radio occultation from COSMIC-2, MetOp-B/C, FY-3D/E, Spire and PlanetiQ over China Z. Mo et al.
150. Evidence of vertical coupling: meteorological storm Fabienne on 23 September 2018 and its related effects observed up to the ionosphere P. Koucká Knížová et al.
151. Tropospheric dry layers in the tropical western Pacific: comparisons of GPS radio occultation with multiple data sets T. Rieckh et al.
152. Comparison of global observations and trends of total precipitable water derived from microwave radiometers and COSMIC radio occultation from 2006 to 2013 S. Ho et al.
153. Diurnal Cycles of Synthetic Microwave Sounding Lower-Stratospheric Temperatures from Radio Occultation Observations, Reanalysis, and Model Simulations A. Sweeney & Q. Fu
154. Spatio-Temporal Variability of Cloud Top and Tropopause Heights Over the Arctic from 10-Year Calipso, Gpsro and Merra-2 Datasets H. Yeo et al.
155. The Impact of Assimilating COSMIC‐2 Observations of Electron Density in WACCMX N. Pedatella & J. Anderson
156. Effect of Multiple GNSS Integration on the Number and Spatiotemporal Coverage of Radio Occultation Events C. Liu et al.
157. A model-assisted radio occultation data inversion method based on data ingestion into NeQuick M. Shaikh et al.
158. The Three-Cornered Hat Method for Estimating Error Variances of Three or More Atmospheric Data Sets – Part II: Evaluating Radio Occultation and Radiosonde Observations, Global Model Forecasts, and Reanalyses T. Rieckh et al.
159. Quantification of structural uncertainty in climate data records from GPS radio occultation A. Steiner et al.
160. An overview of GNSS remote sensing K. Yu et al.
161. Characterizing GPS radio occultation loss of lock due to ionospheric weather X. Yue et al.
162. Applications of GNSS-RO to Numerical Weather Prediction and Tropical Cyclone Forecast W. Bai et al.
163. Atmospheric waves and global seismoacoustic observations of the January 2022 Hunga eruption, Tonga R. Matoza et al.
164. Evaluating tropospheric humidity from GPS radio occultation, radiosonde, and AIRS from high-resolution time series T. Rieckh et al.
165. Airborne GPS radio occultation refractivity profiles observed in tropical storm environments B. Murphy et al.
166. Assessments of the Retrieval of Atmospheric Profiles from GNSS Radio Occultation Data in Moist Tropospheric Conditions Using Radiosonde Data Y. Li et al.
167. Impact of assimilating GNSS ground-based and Space-based observations on Extreme rainfall prediction over Karnataka, India S. Purwar et al.
168. Sensing Horizontally Oriented Frozen Particles With Polarimetric Radio Occultations Aboard PAZ: Validation Using GMI Coincident Observations and Cloudsat a Priori Information R. Padulles et al.
169. Impacto da Assimilação de Perfis de Refratividade do Satélite Metop-B nas Previsões de Tempo do CPTEC/INPE Durante os Meses de Janeiro e Agosto de 2014 I. Banos et al.
170. ENSO signatures observed in tropical tropopause layer parameters using long-term COSMIC RO data Y. Liou & S. Ravindra Babu
171. GPS occultation excess phase computed utilizing the updated single difference technique . Bi Yan-Meng et al.
172. Additional flight delays and magnetospheric–ionospheric disturbances during solar storms Y. Wang et al.
173. Characteristics of tropopause parameters as observed with GPS radio occultation T. Rieckh et al.
174. Coupling between the lower and middle atmosphere observed during a very severe cyclonic storm ‘Madi’ H. Hima Bindu et al.
175. Characteristics of cyclone generated gravity waves observed using assimilated WRF model simulations over Bay of Bengal H. Hima Bindu et al.
176. Real-Time Precise Orbit Determination With Undifferenced Ambiguity Resolution for LuTan-1A Satellite Using Onboard GPS/BDS-3 Observations T. Geng et al.
177. COSMIC‐2 Radio Occultation Constellation: First Results W. Schreiner et al.
178. The Impact of Vertical Resolution in the Assimilation of GPS Radio Occultation Data J. Ha et al.
179. Using Radio Occultation to Detect Clouds in the Middle and Upper Troposphere J. Mascio et al.
180. Investigation of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Height Using Radio Occultation: A Case Study during Twelve Super Typhoons over the Northwest Pacific J. Shi et al.
181. Influences of Different Factors on Gravity Wave Activity in the Lower Stratosphere of the Indian Region J. Hou et al.
182. Combination of High-Rate Ionosonde Measurements with COSMIC-2 Radio Occultation Observations for Reference Ionosphere Applications I. Cherniak et al.
183. New insights into Rossby wave packet properties in the extratropical UTLS using GNSS radio occultations R. Pilch Kedzierski et al.
184. Impacts of Orbital and Constellation Parameters on the Number and Spatiotemporal Coverage of LEO-LEO Occultation Events C. Liu et al.
185. A long-term study on the deletion criterion of questionable electron density profiles caused by ionospheric irregularities – COSMIC radio occultation technique G. Uma et al.
186. Future Observing System Simulation Experiments R. Hoffman & R. Atlas
187. Climate intercomparison of GPS radio occultation, RS90/92 radiosondes and GRUAN from 2002 to 2013 F. Ladstädter et al.
188. Seeking Optimal GNSS Radio Occultation Constellations Using Evolutionary Algorithms X. Xu et al.
189. Application of the locality principle to radio occultation studies of the Earth's atmosphere and ionosphere A. Pavelyev et al.
190. Evaluation and Assimilation of the COSMIC‐2 Radio Occultation Constellation Observed Atmospheric Refractivity in the WRF Data Assimilation System R. Singh et al.
191. Marine Boundary Layer Heights and Their Longitudinal, Diurnal, and Interseasonal Variability in the Southeastern Pacific Using COSMIC, CALIOP, and Radiosonde Data S. Ho et al.
192. Utility of GNSS Radio Occultation technique for tropopause height investigation over Egypt M. Zhran et al.
193. Indications of a strong dynamical coupling between the polar and tropical regions during the sudden stratospheric warming event January 2009, based on COSMIC/FORMASAT-3 satellite temperature data S. Dhaka et al.
194. The Multi-GNSS Experiment (MGEX) of the International GNSS Service (IGS) – Achievements, prospects and challenges O. Montenbruck et al.
195. Assimilation of GNSS radio occultation observations in GRAPES Y. Liu & J. Xue
196. The Representation of Tropospheric Water Vapor Over Low-Latitude Oceans in (Re-)analysis: Errors, Impacts, and the Ability to Exploit Current and Prospective Observations R. Pincus et al.
197. Quantifying the Tropical Upper Tropospheric Warming Amplification Using Radio Occultation Measurements P. Vergados et al.
198. Determination of Total Electron Content at Equatorial Region—Thailand Using Radio Occultation Technique W. Ahmed et al.
199. Radio Occultation Observations as Anchor Observations in Numerical Weather Prediction Models and Associated Reduction of Bias Corrections in Microwave and Infrared Satellite Observations L. Cucurull et al.
200. Characterizing Ionospheric Effect on GNSS Radio Occultation Atmospheric Bending Angle M. Li et al.