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Data for 'Characteristics of small-scale gravity waves in the Arctic winter mesosphere'
Parameters of small-scale GWs from OH all-sky camera on Resolute Bay Observatory during 2014-2016.
The propagating directions of small-scale GWs and corresponding background winds from Microwave Limb Sounder (MLS) and Fabry-Perot Interferometer(FPI).
Comparison of parameters of different-areas of small-scale GWs obtained from OH airglow images and FPI.
The propagating speeds of two-group (one wave or multiwaves occur at the same time) GWs observed in OH images and corresponding background winds from FPI.
Funding
This work is supported by the Strategic Priority Research Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Grant No. XDB 41000000 and National Natural Science Foundation of China through grants 41525015, 41774186, 41674149, 41974175. It is also supported by the Open Research Project of Large Research Infrastructures of CAS – “Study on the interaction between low/mid-latitude atmosphere and ionosphere based on the Chinese Meridian Project”. Jing Li acknowledges the support from the Open Research Program of CAS Key Laboratory of Geospace Environment. The Resolute all-sky camera and FPI operations were supported by the National Science Foundation grant AGS1339918. NCAR is supported by the National Science Foundation.