High latitude gravity waves at the Venus cloud tops as observed by the Venus Monitoring Camera on board Venus Express
Authors:
- A. PiccialliAPA. Piccialli
- D.V. TitovDTD.V. Titov
- A. Sanchez-LavegaASA. Sanchez-Lavega
- J. PeraltaJPJ. Peralta
- O. ShalyginaOSO. Shalygina
- H. SvedhemHSH. Svedhem
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