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16. Geomagnetic Storms Occurrences and the Variation in the Geomagnetic Storm Indices and Solar Wind Parameters during the Ascending Phase of Solar Cycle 24 B. Joshua et al.
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18. Effect of the spatial and temporal distribution of molecular ions in the ionospheric E-field on the behavior of N m F2 during the geomagnetic storm of March 17–23, 2015 Y. Koren’kov et al.
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