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19. Topside ionosphere during solar cosmic ray bursts and Forbush decreases in galactic cosmic rays V. Yanchukovsky & A. Belinskaya
20. Does the Peak Response of the Ionospheric F2 Region Plasma Lag the Peak of 27‐Day Solar Flux Variation by Multiple Days? D. Ren et al.
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26. Some F2-layer effects during the January06-11,1997 cedar storm period as observed with theMillstoneHill incoherent scatter facility A. Mikhailov & M. Forster
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28. A method for foF2 short-term prediction D. Marine et al.
29. Modeling the ionospheric response to traveling atmospheric disturbances R. Bauske & G. Prölss
30. Critical frequencies foF2 as an indicator of trends in thermospheric dynamics A. Danilov & L. Vanina-Dart
31. The annual asymmetry in the F2 layer during deep solar minimum (2008–2009): December anomaly A. Mikhailov & L. Perrone
32. Reduction of the atomic oxygen content in the upper atmosphere A. Danilov & A. Konstantinova
33. Comprehensive analysis of the ionospheric response to the largest geomagnetic storms from solar cycle 24 over Europe K. Berényi et al.
34. Seasonal and diurnal variations in foF2 trends A. Danilov
35. Anomalous ionospheric storm on 20–23 March 2003: some results of measurements and simulation Y. Grigorenko et al.
36. Investigating the foF2 variations at the Ionospheric Observatory of Rome during different solar cycles minimums and levels of geomagnetic activity A. Ippolito et al.
37. Topside ionosphere during solar cosmic ray bursts and Forbush decreases in galactic cosmic rays V. Yanchukovsky & A. Belinskaya
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41. Studies of Trends in the Upper Atmosphere for Improving Diagnosis and Forecasts in the Helio–Geophysical Service of the State Committee on Hydrometeorology A. Danilov et al.
42. F2-region response to geomagnetic disturbances A. Danilov
43. An investigation of ionospheric disturbances over South Africa during the magnetic storm on 15 May 2005 C. Ngwira et al.
44. Trends in the F2 layer parameters at the end of the 1990s and the beginning of the 2000s A. Danilov & A. Konstantinova
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50. Relation between daytime and nighttime values of the critical frequency foF2 A. Danilov
51. Geomagnetic control of the midlatitude daytime foF1 and foF2 long‐term variations: Physical interpretation using European observations A. Mikhailov & L. Perrone
52. The Geomagnetic Effects of Solar Activity as Measured at Ouagadougou Station A. Gyébré et al.
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56. Longitudinal variations in thermospheric parameters under summer noontime conditions inferred from ionospheric observations: A comparison with empirical models A. Mikhailov & L. Perrone
57. Can atomic oxygen production explain the ionospheric annual asymmetry? J. Lei et al.
58. Some ionospheric storm effects at an antarctic station G. Mansilla & M. Zossi
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60. Mid-latitude ionospheric effects of a great geomagnetic storm G. Mansilla
61. Long-term trends in F2-layer parameters and their relation to other trends A. Danilov
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