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2. Optical estimation of auroral ion upflow: 2. A case study M. Zettergren et al.
3. Reconstruction of Fine-Scale Auroral Dynamics M. Hirsch et al.
4. Large fluxes of auroral electrons in filaments of 100 m width B. Lanchester et al.
5. Electron-driven excitation of O2 under night-time auroral conditions: Excited state densities and band emissions D. Jones et al.
6. Auroral particle transport using Monte Carlo and hybrid methods S. Solomon
7. Leveraging Commercial Cubesat Constellations for Auroral Science: A Case Study J. Parham et al.
8. Nitric oxide vibrationally excited levels and controlling processes in the Earth’s upper atmosphere during the daytime A. Bouziane et al.
9. Prediction of a N2++ layer in the upper atmosphere of Titan J. Lilensten et al.
10. Laboratory Experiments Confirm the Polarization of Auroral Emissions S. Bourgeois et al.
11. A fast computation of the diurnal secondary ion production in the ionosphere of Titan J. Lilensten et al.
12. Spectral type of auroral precipitating electrons estimated from optical and cosmic noise absorption measurements Y. Tanaka et al.
13. (ν″=0)→(ν=0) excitation cross-sections of N2+ molecular ion by electron impact and the vibrational energy levels of the three target states N2+ ( , and ) O. Nagy
14. Width and brightness of auroral arcs driven by inertial Alfven waves C. Chaston et al.
15. Thermospheric neutral temperatures derived from charge-exchange produced N<sub>2</sub><sup>+</sup> Meinel (1,0) rotational distributions C. Mutiso et al.
16. Adequacy of Modeling the Energy Loss Function of Fast Electrons Taking Into Account Quantum Effects N. Aktaev et al.
17. On the origin of aurorae on Mars D. Brain et al.
18. Theoretical predictions of the effect of cusp and dayside precipitation on the polar ionosphere A. Vontrat‐Reberac et al.
19. The collision meter: An experimental technique to measure charged-neutral interactions and gas composition in the upper atmosphere J. Clemmons & R. Pfaff
20. Ionosphere‐magnetosphere simulation of small‐scale structure and dynamics H. Zhu et al.
21. Observations of Reduced Turbulence and Wave Activity in the Arctic Middle Atmosphere Following the January 2015 Sudden Stratospheric Warming C. Triplett et al.
22. Structure and dynamics of the nightside poleward boundary: Sounding rocket and ground‐based observations of auroral electron precipitation in a rayed curtain K. Lynch et al.
23. On the proper interpretation of ionospheric conductance estimated through satellite photometry J. Semeter & R. Doe
24. Excitation of tall auroral rays by ohmic heating in field‐aligned current filaments at F region heights A. Otto et al.
25. The nightside poleward boundary of the auroral oval as seen by DMSP and the Ultraviolet Imager J. Baker et al.
26. Polar cap area and boundary motion during substorms M. Brittnacher et al.
27. Incoherent Scatter Plasma Lines: Observations and Applications H. Akbari et al.
28. Optical estimation of auroral ion upflow: Theory M. Zettergren et al.
29. Temporal and spatial evolution of auroral electron energy spectra in a region surrounding the magnetic zenith S. Tuttle et al.
30. A study of black aurora from aircraft‐based optical observations and plasma measurements on FAST L. Peticolas et al.
31. On wind-driven electrojets at magnetic cusps in the nightside ionosphere of Mars M. Fillingim et al.
32. Energy flux and characteristic energy of an elemental auroral structure B. Lanchester et al.
33. Multispectral tomographic imaging of the midlatitude aurora J. Semeter et al.
34. Comparison of the electron impact cross section for the N2+ first negative (0,0) band (λ3914 Å) measured by optical fluorescence, coincidence electron impact, and photoionization experiments
35. Modelling of plasma processes in cometary and planetary atmospheres L. Campbell & M. Brunger
36. Impact of model differences on quantitative analysis of FUV auroral emissions: Total ionization cross sections G. Germany et al.
37. A collisional test-particle model of electrons at a comet P. Stephenson et al.
38. Time‐Dependent Electron Transport I: Modelling of Supra‐Thermal Electron Bursts Modulated at 5–10 Hz With Implications for Flickering Aurora B. Gustavsson
39. Parameterization of monoenergetic electron impact ionization X. Fang et al.
40. A rare observation from mid-latitude of a blue aurora E. Beaudoin et al.
41. Evidence for significantly greater N2 Lyman‐Birge‐Hopfield emission efficiencies in proton versus electron aurora based on analysis of coincident DMSP SSUSI and SSJ/5 data H. Knight et al.
42. GPS Signal Corruption by the Discrete Aurora: Precise Measurements From the Mahali Experiment J. Semeter et al.
43. Numerical study of the auroral particle transport in the polar upper atmosphere H. Cai et al.
44. The Kinetic Monte Carlo Model of the Auroral Electron Precipitation into N2-O2 Planetary Atmospheres D. Bisikalo et al.
45. The Gannon Storm: citizen science observations during the geomagnetic superstorm of 10 May 2024 M. Grandin et al.
46. Contribution of proton precipitation to space‐based auroral FUV observations M. Galand & D. Lummerzheim
47. The THEMIS Array of Ground-based Observatories for the Study of Auroral Substorms S. Mende et al.
48. The TEC and F2 parameters as tracers of the ionosphere and thermosphere J. Lilensten & P. Blelly
49. Solar primary and secondary ionization at Saturn M. Galand et al.
50. Infrared Auroral Emissions Driven by Resonant Electron Impact Excitation of NO Molecules L. Campbell et al.
51. Electron distribution function formation in regions of diffuse aurora G. Khazanov et al.
52. A Comparative Study of Spectral Auroral Intensity Predictions From Multiple Electron Transport Models G. Grubbs et al.
53. Modeling and Forecasting Aurora D. Lummerzheim
54. The precipitation of keV energetic oxygen ions at Mars and their effects during the comet Siding Spring approach G. Gronoff et al.
55. Localized ionization patches in the nighttime ionosphere of Mars and their electrodynamic consequences M. Fillingim et al.
56. The auroral red line polarisation: modelling and measurements J. Lilensten et al.
57. Unresolved Questions in Subauroral Science: Exploring Key Challenges in Physics and Chemistry B. Gallardo-Lacourt et al.
58. Nitric Oxide Ion Density Profiles in Earth's Nightside High‐Latitude E and F Region Ionosphere M. Ferdi & M. Djebli
59. The convergence of magnetospheric energy flux in the polar atmosphere J. Thayer & J. Semeter
60. Spectral observations of FUV auroral arcs and comparison with inverted‐V precipitating electrons C. Lee et al.
61. Estimating high-energy electron fluxes by intercalibrating Reimei optical and particle measurements using an ionospheric model D. Whiter et al.
62. A fast computation of the secondary ion production in the ionosphere of Mars W. Nicholson et al.
63. Separating and quantifying ionospheric responses to proton and electron precipitation over Svalbard B. Lanchester et al.
64. The Planeterrella, a pedagogic experiment in planetology and plasma physics J. Lilensten et al.
65. An Overview of Ionosphere—Thermosphere Models Available for Space Weather Purposes A. Belehaki et al.
66. Monoenergetic high‐energy electron precipitation in thin auroral filaments H. Dahlgren et al.
67. Spectrophotometric diagnostics of energy characteristics and conductance of the auroral ionosphere from satellite: 1. Specific methods, accuracy problems, and instrumentation requirements A. Kuzmin & K. Chikov
68. Types of pulsating aurora: comparison of model and EISCAT electron density observations F. Tesema et al.
69. Photoabsorption in Ganymede’s atmosphere G. Cessateur et al.
70. Ionization processes in the atmosphere of Titan G. Gronoff et al.
71. Multiscale Observation of Two Polar Cap Arcs Occurring on Different Magnetic Field Topologies J. Reidy et al.
72. Horizontal electric fields from flow of auroral O+(2P) ions at sub-second temporal resolution S. Tuttle et al.
73. Suprathermal electron moments in the ionosphere H. Marif & J. Lilensten
74. Sounding rocket study of two sequential auroral poleward boundary intensifications M. Mella et al.
75. A Comparative Study of Estimating Auroral Electron Energy from Ground-Based Hyperspectral Imagery and DMSP-SSJ5 Particle Data W. Kong et al.
76. Role of electronic excited N2 in vibrational excitation of the N2 ground state at high latitudes L. Campbell et al.
77. Storm effects on the ion composition C. Lathuillere et al.
78. Laboratory studies of UV emissions from proton impact on N2: The Lyman-Birge-Hopfield band system for aurora analysis J. Ajello et al.
79. Coexisting structures from high‐ and low‐energy precipitation in fine‐scale aurora H. Dahlgren et al.
80. AMICal Sat and ATISE: two space missions for auroral monitoring M. Barthelemy et al.
81. Naturally Enhanced Ion-Acoustic Spectra And Their Interpretation F. Sedgemore-Schulthess & J. St. Maurice
82. The significance of resonant scatter in the measurement of N2+ first negative 0–1 emissions during auroral activity K. Remick et al.
83. Predicting Electron Population Characteristics in 2‐D Using Multispectral Ground‐Based Imaging G. Grubbs et al.
84. What sustained multi-disciplinary research can achieve: The space weather modeling framework T. Gombosi et al.
85. Electron collisions in atmospheres L. Campbell & M. Brunger
86. Data reduction of incoherent scatter plasma line parameters M. Gupta & P. Guio
87. Mapping high‐latitude ionospheric electrodynamics with SuperDARN and AMPERE E. Cousins et al.
88. Using multispectral optical observations to identify the acceleration mechanism responsible for flickering aurora D. Whiter et al.
89. Observation of O+ 4P‐4D0 lines in proton aurora over Svalbard N. Ivchenko et al.
90. The Ionosphere of Titan: Ideal Diurnal and Nocturnal Cases M. Galand et al.
91. Determination of primary electron spectra from incoherent scatter radar measurements of the auroral E region J. Semeter & F. Kamalabadi
92. Analysis of lidar systems for profiling aurorally excited molecular species R. Collins et al.
93. Coincident POLAR/UVI and WIND observations of pseudobreakups M. Fillingim et al.
94. FUV spectrum in the polar region during slightly disturbed geomagnetic conditions C. Lee et al.
95. Observing the magnetosphere through global auroral imaging: 1. Observables S. Mende
96. Numerical Modeling of the Energy Loss Function of Superthermal Electrons in the Ionosphere Taking into Account the Features of the Source Function Y. Teng et al.
97. Small and meso‐scale properties of a substorm onset auroral arc H. Frey et al.
98. Proton impact ionization and a fast calculation method X. Fang et al.
99. Atmospheric ionization induced by precipitating electrons: Comparison of CRAC:EPII model with a parametrization model A. Artamonov et al.
100. Plasma source and loss at comet 67P during the Rosetta mission K. Heritier et al.
101. High time resolution study of the hemispheric power carried by energetic electrons into the ionosphere during the May 19/20,1996 auroral activity D. Lummerzheim et al.
102. PFISR and ROPA observations of pulsating aurora S. Jones et al.
103. Time-dependent behavior of nitric oxide excited states under the effect of electron impact M. Ferdi et al.
104. First direct optical observations of plasma flows using afterglow of in discrete aurora H. Dahlgren et al.
105. Zakharov simulations of beam‐induced turbulence in the auroral ionosphere H. Akbari et al.
106. Simultaneous multispectral imaging of the discrete aurora J. Semeter et al.
107. Time-dependent modeling of Alfvénic precipitation observed in the ionosphere E. Gavazzi et al.
108. Modeling of the thermosphere-ionosphere system S. Solomon
109. The altitude of green OI 557.7 nm and blue N2+ 427.8 nm aurora D. Whiter et al.
110. Electron and proton aurora observed spectroscopically in the far ultraviolet M. Galand et al.
111. Substorm triggering by poleward boundary intensification and related equatorward propagation S. Mende et al.
112. Fine-scale dynamics of fragmented aurora-like emissions D. Whiter et al.
113. Dayglow on Mars: Kinetic modelling with SPICAM UV limb data C. Simon et al.
114. Synthetic spectra of the aurora: N2, N2+, N, N+, O2+ and O emissions B. Mathieu et al.
115. Electron impact ionization: A new parameterization for 100 eV to 1 MeV electrons X. Fang et al.
116. A fast, parameterized model of upper atmospheric ionization rates, chemistry, and conductivity R. McGranaghan et al.
117. Electron excitation and energy transfer rates for H2O in the upper atmosphere P. Thorn et al.
118. Multi-instrument observations of soft electron precipitation and its association with magnetospheric flows J. Liang et al.
119. Emission of OI(630 nm) in proton aurora D. Lummerzheim et al.
120. Plasma temperatures in Saturn's ionosphere L. Moore et al.
121. Dications and thermal ions in planetary atmospheric escape J. Lilensten et al.
122. New approach to modeling of thermal electrons heating rate in ionosphere F-layer Z. Lu et al.
123. Impact of Energetic Electron Precipitation on the Upper Atmosphere: Nitric Monoxide A. Vialatte et al.
124. Numerical solution of the electron transport equation in the upper atmosphere M. Woods et al.
125. Modelling the Venusian airglow G. Gronoff et al.
126. Time‐dependent transport of field‐aligned bursts of electrons in flickering aurora L. Peticolas & D. Lummerzheim