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47
Citations
6591
World Ranking
5909
National Ranking
2141

Overview

Warner L. Ecklund is affiliated with the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences in the United States. Their academic and research activities are connected to this institution, which often focuses on interdisciplinary environmental research.

While detailed records of their recent publications, including paper titles, years of publication, and venues, are not available, the affiliation suggests involvement in environmental sciences and related disciplines.

There is no available information regarding frequent co-authors, which may indicate either collaborative work is limited or not documented in the accessible data.

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No awards or honors are recorded for Warner L. Ecklund in the current data set, and there are no indications about dates or citations related to any accolades.

Their status is listed as active and not deceased, which implies ongoing or potential future contributions to their field, though details of current projects or research activities are not supplied.

Best Publications

  • Long‐term observations of the Arctic mesosphere with the MST radar at Poker Flat, Alaska

    W. L. Ecklund;B. B. Balsley

  • A UHF Wind Profiler for the Boundary Layer: Brief Description and Initial Results

    W. L. Ecklund;D. A. Carter;B. B. Balsley

  • Classification of Precipitating Clouds in the Tropics Using 915-MHz Wind Profilers

    Christopher R. Williams;Warner L. Ecklund;Kenneth S. Gage

  • Developments in UHF lower tropospheric wind profiling at NOAA's Aeronomy Laboratory

    D. A. Carter;K. S. Gage;W. L. Ecklund;W. M. Angevine

  • Evidence for a Rayleigh-Taylor type instability and upwelling of depleted density regions during equatorial spread F

    M. C. Kelley;G. Haerendel;H. Kappler;A. Valenzuela

  • VHF Echoes from the High-Latitude Mesosphere and Lower Thermosphere: Observations and Interpretations

    B. B. Balsley;W. L. Ecklund;D. C. Fritts

  • Comparison of simultaneous MST radar and electron density probe measurements during STATE

    J. C. Ulwick;K. D. Baker;M. C. Kelley;B. B. Balsley

  • The Integrated Sounding System: Description and Preliminary Observations from TOGA COARE

    David Parsons;Walter Dabberdt;Harold Cole;Terrence Hock

  • Tropical rainfall associated with convective and stratiform clouds : Intercomparison of disdrometer and profiler measurements

    Ali Tokay;David A. Short;Christopher R. Williams;Warner L. Ecklund

  • Research Applications of a Boundary-Layer Wind Profiler

    R. R. Rogers;W. L. Ecklund;D. A. Carter;K. S. Gage

  • UHF Wind Profilers: A New Tool for Diagnosing Tropical Convective Cloud Systems

    K. S. Gage;C. R. Williams;W. L. Ecklund

  • Temperature sounding by RASS with wind profiler radars: a preliminary study

    P.T. May;R.G. Strauch;K.P. Moran;W.L. Ecklund

  • Average Vertical Motions in the Tropical Atmosphere Observed by a Radar Wind Profiler on Pohnpei (7°N Latitude, 157°E Longitude)

    B. B. Balsley;W. L. Ecklund;D. A. Carter;A. C. Riddle

  • The MST radar at Poker Flat, Alaska

    B. B. Balsley;W. L. Ecklund;D. A. Carter;P. E. Johnston

  • An Evaluation of Wind Profiler, RASS, and Microwave Radiometer Performance

    B. E. Martner;D. B. Wuertz;B. B. Stankov;R. G. Strauch

  • Gradient drift irregularities in mid‐latitude sporadic E

    W. L. Ecklund;D. A. Carter;B. B. Balsley

  • Field tests of a lower tropospheric wind profiler

    W. L. Ecklund;D. A. Carter;B. B. Balsley;P. E. Currier

  • Long-Term Mean Vertical Motion over the Tropical Pacific: Wind-Profiling Doppler Radar Measurements.

    K. S. Gage;J. R. Mcafee;D. A. Carter;W. L. Ecklund

  • Comparison of Raindrop Size Distributions Measured by Radar Wind Profiler and by Airplane

    R. R. Rogers;D. Baumgardner;S. A. Ethier;D. A. Carter

  • Auroral currents, irregularities, and luminosity

    R. A. Greenwald;W. L. Ecklund;B. B. Balsley

Frequent Co-Authors

Ben B. Balsley
Ben B. Balsley University of Colorado Boulder
Kenneth S. Gage
Kenneth S. Gage University of Colorado Boulder
Christopher R. Williams
Christopher R. Williams University of Colorado Boulder
Roland T. Tsunoda
Roland T. Tsunoda SRI International
Wayne M. Angevine
Wayne M. Angevine University of Colorado Boulder
Peter T. May
Peter T. May Monash University
Ali Tokay
Ali Tokay University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Ed R. Westwater
Ed R. Westwater University of Colorado Boulder
Wayne K. Hocking
Wayne K. Hocking University of Western Ontario
Michael C. Kelley
Michael C. Kelley Cornell University

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