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Current Projects:
Trend studies of stratospheric ozone using satellite data
Origin of midlatitude ozone and temperature trends
Effects of 27-day solar UV variability on the stratosphere
Effects of 11-year solar UV variability on the stratosphere/troposphere
Planetesimal bow shock model for chondrule formation
Origin of crustal magnetization on the Moon and Mars
Lunar metallic core detection using induced magnetic fields
Current LPL postdocs:
Dr. Boris Soukharev
Selected Memberships/Committee Positions:
Member: AGU, EGU, AMS, AAAS
Spacecraft involvement:
Lunar Prospector Discovery mission (Co-I)
Recent references:
Hood, L. L., The solar cycle variation of total ozone: Dynamical
forcing in the lower stratosphere, J. Geophys. Res., 102,
1355-1370, 1997.
Hood, L. L. and K. Hartdegen, A crustal magnetization model for
the magnetic field of Mars: A preliminary study of the Tharsis
region, Geophys. Res. Lett., 24, 727-730, 1997.
Hood, L. L., J. P. McCormack, and K. Labitzke, An investigation of
dynamical contributions to midlatitude ozone trends in winter,
J. Geophys. Res., 102, 13079-13093, 1997.
McCormack, J. P. and L. L. Hood, The size and frequency
of ozone mini-hole events at northern midlatitudes in February,
Geophys. Res. Lett., 21, 2647-2650, 1997.
Hood, L. L., Thermal processing of chondrules and CAI's in
planetesimal bow shocks, Meteorit. Planet. Sci.,
33, 97-107, 1998.
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