| Here is halo related publications and articles were I have been an author, a co-author or an
editor.
Books
- "Atmospheric Halos and the Search for Angle X",
Walter Tape and Jarmo Moilanen; 240 pp., (American Geophysical
Union, 2006). See AGU's
homepage for ordering.
In English
- "Blue spot on the parhelic circle", Mika Sillanpää, Jarmo Moilanen, Marko Riikonen, and Marko Pekkola; Applied Optics, Vol. 40, No. 30, p. 5275-5279 (Optical Society of America, 20 Oct 2001)
- "Two new ice crystal halos revealed by photographs", Jarmo Moilanen, A talk for Topical Meeting on Meteorological Optics, Boulder, Colorado (June 5-8 2001). Short version of this talk was presented by Mika Sillanpää after I have to chancel my participation. About two new ice crystal halos (named in this talk as the 6° halo and the 12° halo) found in photographs taken at the South Pole 10-11 Dec 1998. Also mention of possible ~28° halo (radius is not measured, but it is 26-29°).
- "Twinned ice crystal as origin of a new halo arc?", Jarmo Moilanen, A talk for Topical Meeting on Meteorological Optics, Boulder, Colorado (June 5-8 2001). Short version of this talk was presented by Mika Sillanpää after I have to chancel my participation. This is second paper about the Moilanen arc.
- "Halo observation provide evidence of airborne cubic ice in the Earth's
atmosphere"; Marko Riikonen, Mika Sillanpää, Leena Virta, Daniel Sullivan, Jarmo Moilanen, and Ismo Luukkonen; Applied Optics, Vol. 39, No. 33, p. 6080-6085 (Optical Society of America, 22 Nov 2000)
- "Unusual pyramidal ice in the atmosphere as the origin of elliptical
halos"; Mika Sillanpää, Jarmo Moilanen, Marko Pekkola, Martti Penttinen, and Jari Piikki; Applied Optics, Vol. 38, p. 5089-5059 (Optical Society of
America, 1999)
- "New halo in Northern Finland"; Jarmo Moilanen; Weather, Vol. 53, No. 8, p. 241-243 (The Royal Meteorological Society, Aug 1998)
- "Halo arcs from airborne, pyramidal ice crystals falling with their c axis in vertical
orientation"; Marko Pekkola, Marko Riikonen, Jukka Ruoskanen, and Jarmo Moilanen; Applied Optics, Vol. 37, p. 1435-1440 (Optical Society of America, 20 March 1998)
- "Separation between the 46° halo and the 46° supralateral
arc"; Jarmo Moilanen; European halo project 1997, a summary of European halo observation project in April 1997, p. 44-45 (Astronomical association Ursa, 1997)
In Finnish
- Editor of "Sivuaurinko" column in Ursa Minor, a bimonthly publication of Ursa Astronomical Association, (since 3/99). In the Ursa Minor publication Finnish Halo Observers Network is publishing its observations and news about halos. There is usually figure text in English and in the end there is a short English summary. Sivuaurinko column is usually 8-14 page long. Sivuaurinko
columns can be founf in the net.
- "Etelänapa II"; Jarmo Moilanen; Ursa Minor, p. 17-23, 2/99 (Astronomical association Ursa, 1999). Second part about South Pole expedition Dec 1998 - Feb 1999.
- "Kaksi kuukautta Etelänavalla"; Jarmo Moilanen; Ursa Minor, p. 10-18, 1/99 (Astronomical association Ursa, 1999). Story about South Pole expedition and halo observations Dec 1998 - Feb 1999.
- "Mustat lasit", a summary of halo observation project in Northern Finland in April and May 1997; Jarmo Moilanen (as a chief editor); Mustat lasit 1/98, 35 pp (Astronomical association Arktos,1998)
- "Aurinkokaarien metsästys eli pikakurssi halohavaintoihin"; Jarmo Moilanen; Nova, 1996-1997, 8-10 (Astronomical association Arktos, 1996)
- "Jääkiteiden replikointi"; Jarmo Moilanen; Ursa Minor, p. 11-12, 5/95 (Astronomical association Ursa, 1995). Short article about how to make ice crystal
replicates.
- "Katsaus massiivisesta halovuodesta 1994"; Jarmo Moilanen; Ursa Minor, p. 12-18, 1/95 (Astronomical association Ursa, 1995). A summary of halo observations in Finland in year 1995.
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