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The DIALUP project was initiated to provide the scientific community with a user-friendly, remotely accessible facility of generating synthetic molecular spectra of interest in studies of the aurora and airglow, using the computer codes currently in use at the University of Alaska Geophysical Institute as the theoretical database. A pilot setup was demonstrated successfully at the GBOA (Ground-Based Optical Aeronomy) June 1985 workshop in Seattle, Washington via telephone link to Fairbanks, Alaska. This report describes the set-up and operation of the system.

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4-17-1986

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Auroras, Spectra, Data processing, Airglow

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http://hdl.handle.net/11122/15578

Dialup facility for generating auroral and airglow synthetic spectra

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