Toward a more comprehensive understanding of the underexplored region of Earth’s atmosphere from ~80 to ~160 km altitude
I. J. Cohen(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), A. N. Jaynes(University of Iowa), G. W. Perry(New Jersey Institute of Technology), Rafael Mesquita(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), H. T. Smith(Southwest Research Institute), L. J. Paxton(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Alex T. Chartier(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), W. H. Swartz(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Romina Nikoukar(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), J. W. Gjerloev(Catholic University of America)
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