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1. Latitudinal TEC Profiles over Argentina Based on NNSS Differential Doppler Measurements During the Period 1994–1996 N. Jakowski et al.
2. Radio Tomography: A New Experimental Technique S. Pryse
3. A new method for reconstruction of the vertical electron density distribution in the upper ionosphere and plasmasphere S. Stankov et al.
4. Characteristics of temporal and spatial variation of the electron density in the plasmasphere and ionosphere during the May 2024 super geomagnetic storm A. Shinbori et al.
5. Differences between GPS and digisonde measurements of Total Electron Content at Tucumán B. Haro Barbás et al.
6. GPS-based TEC observations in comparison with IRI95 and the European TEC model NTCM2 N. Jakowski et al.
7. Estimation of GPS Differential Code Biases Based on Independent Reference Station and Recursive Filter L. Yuan et al.
8. Tomographic reconstruction of the ionospheric electron density as a function of space and time O. Erturk et al.
9. Total Electron Content Estimation with Reg‐Est H. Nayir et al.
10. Total Electron Content Measurements in the Ionosphere Disturbed by High-Power High-Frequency Waves by the Methods of Incoherent Scattering of Radio Waves and Radio Sounding by Glonass Satellite Signal E. Tereshchenko et al.
11. Studying the ionosphere with the Global Positioning System K. Davies & G. Hartmann
12. Characteristics of GNSS Total Electron Content Enhancements Over the Midlatitudes During a Geomagnetic Storm on 7 and 8 November 2004 T. Sori et al.
13. A new algorithm for single receiver DCB estimation using IGS TEC maps M. Keshin
14. Comparison of model and experimental ionospheric parameters at high latitudes O. Maltseva et al.
15. Geomagnetic Storm Effects on the Topside Ionosphere and Plasmasphere: A Compact Tutorial and New Results M. Förster & N. Jakowski
16. Use of total electron content data to analyze ionosphere electron density gradients B. Nava et al.
17. Possible planetary wave coupling between the stratosphere and ionosphere by gravity wave modulation P. Hoffmann et al.
18. Generalised Covariance Union: A Unified Approach to Hypothesis Merging in Tracking S. Reece & S. Roberts
19. Calibration of the TEC derived from GPS measurements and from ionospheric models using the EISCAT radar J. Lilensten & L. Cander
20. Long-term Variation of Differential Code Biases of Ionospheric TEC Monitor Based on Hardward Signal Simulator Y. LIU et al.
21. Comparison of temporal fluctuations in the total electron content estimates from EISCAT and GPS along the same line of sight B. Forte et al.
22. Validation of the Neustrelitz Global Model according to the low latitude ionosphere O. Maltseva et al.
23. Unusual topside ionospheric density response to the November 2003 superstorm E. Yizengaw et al.
24. Comparative analysis of two new empirical models IRI-Plas and NGM (the Neustrelitz Global Model) O. Maltseva et al.
25. Ionospheric temporal and spatial variations during the 18 August 2003 storm over China D. Wen et al.
26. Algorithm for Model Calibration of GPS-Glonass Tec Observations T. Gulyaeva et al.
27. Estimation of single station interfrequency receiver bias using GPS‐TEC F. Arikan et al.
28. Regularized estimation of vertical total electron content from Global Positioning System data F. Arikan et al.
29. Probing the high latitude ionosphere from ground-based observations: The state of current knowledge and capabilities during IPY (2007–2009) L. Alfonsi et al.
30. GPS Positioning Accuracy in Different Modes with Active Forcing on the Ionosphere from the Sura High-Power HF Radiation Y. Yasyukevich et al.
31. Real-time GPS receiver bias estimation P. Kenpankho et al.
32. Estimation of total electron content using GPS data: How stable are the differential satellite and receiver instrumental biases? E. Sardón & N. Zarraoa
33. Ingesting GPS-derived TEC data into the International Reference Ionosphere for single frequency radar altimeter ionospheric delay corrections A. Komjathy et al.
34. Temporal and Spatial Variations of Total Electron Content Enhancements During a Geomagnetic Storm on 27 and 28 September 2017 A. Shinbori et al.
35. GPS/GLONASS-based TEC measurements as a contributor for space weather forecast N. Jakowski et al.