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1. SuperDARN observations of quasi‐stationary mesoscale convection vortices in the dayside high‐latitude ionosphere C. Huang et al.
2. on the source region of traveling convection vortices A. Yahnin et al.
3. New plasmapause model derived from CHAMP field-aligned current signatures B. Heilig & H. Lühr
4. Direct determination of IMF BY‐related cusp current systems, using SuperDARN radar and multiple ground magnetometer data: A link to theory on cusp current origin O. Amm et al.
5. Ionospheric convection and equivalent ionospheric currents in the dayside high‐latitude winter ionosphere W. Lyatsky et al.
6. Transient response of the Earth's magnetosphere to a localized density pulse in the solar wind: Simulation of traveling convection vortices R. Kataoka et al.
7. A dayside ionospheric absorption perturbation in response to a large deformation of the magnetopause A. Weatherwax et al.
8. Conjugate observations of traveling convection vortices: The field‐aligned current system D. Murr et al.
9. Conjugate observations of traveling convection vortices associated with transient events at the magnetopause H. Kim et al.
10. Polar UVI observations of dayside auroral transient events V. Vorobjev et al.
11. Quasiturbulent transport and LLBL properties E. Antonova
12. The structure of the magnetospheric boundary layers and the magnetospheric turbulence E. Antonova
13. Polar UVI and THEMIS GMAG observations of the ionospheric response to a hot flow anomaly M. Fillingim et al.
14. Auroral forms and activities in the cusp region P. Sandholt
15. A statistical investigation of traveling convection vortices observed by the west coast Greenland magnetometer chain C. Clauer & V. Petrov
16. Did the solar eclipse of August 11, 1999, show a geomagnetic effect? M. Korte et al.
17. High‐latitude ionospheric convection during strong interplanetary magnetic field By C. Huang et al.
18. Dayside magnetosphere‐ionosphere coupling during IMF clock angle ∼90°: Longitudinal cusp bifurcation, quasi‐periodic cusp‐like auroras, and traveling convection vortices S. Massetti
19. Dynamical auroral morphology in relation to ionospheric plasma convection and geomagnetic activity: Signatures of magnetopause X line dynamics and flux transfer events M. Øieroset et al.
20. Position of the Source of Dayside High-Latitude Magnetic Impulses in the Magnetosphere from DMSP Satellite Data V. Safargaleev
21. The November 9, 1993, traveling convection vortex event: A case study E. Zesta et al.
22. Mapping the outer LLBL with SuperDARN double‐peaked spectra A. Schiffler et al.
23. Magnetospheric and ionospheric vortices response to negative solar wind dynamic pressure pulse H. Zhao et al.
24. A Survey of 25 Years' Transpolar Voltage Data From the SuperDARN Radar Network and the Expanding‐Contracting Polar Cap Model M. Lockwood & K. McWilliams
25. Ionospheric Flow Vortex Induced by the Sudden Decrease in the Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure Y. Jin et al.
26. Magnetic impulse event: A detailed case study of extended ground and space observations R. Kataoka et al.
27. Universal Time Variations in the Magnetosphere and the Effect of CME Arrival Time: Analysis of the February 2022 Event that Led to the Loss of Starlink Satellites M. Lockwood et al.
28. Meso-Scale Electrodynamic Coupling of the Earth Magnetosphere-Ionosphere System Y. Yu et al.
29. Surface waves on the low‐latitude boundary layer inner edge and travelling convection vortices W. Lyatsky & D. Sibeck
30. Dayside polar cusp/cleft aurora: Morphology and dynamics P. Sandholt
31. Ionospheric convection response to changes of interplanetary magnetic field Bz component during strong By component C. Huang et al.
32. Simultaneous observations of traveling convection vortices: Ionosphere‐thermosphere coupling H. Kim et al.
33. Investigating azimuthal propagation of Pc5 geomagnetic pulsations and their equivalent current vortices from ground-based and satellite data A. Moiseev et al.
34. A test of the magnetospheric source of traveling convection vortices M. Lam & A. Rodger
35. On the cause of a magnetospheric flux transfer event M. Lockwood & M. Hapgood
36. Global analysis of three traveling vortex events during the November 1993 storm using the assimilative mapping of ionospheric electrodynamics technique A. Ridley et al.
37. Ground magnetic response to sudden changes in the interplanetary magnetic field orientation R. Sitar & C. Clauer
38. Shock aurora: FAST and DMSP observations X. Zhou et al.
39. Auroral and geomagnetic events at cusp/mantle latitudes in the prenoon sector during positive IMF By conditions: Signatures of pulsed magnetopause reconnection M. Øieroset et al.
40. Traveling convection vortices as seen by the SuperDARN HF radars W. Lyatsky et al.
41. Dayside optical and magnetic correlation events S. Mende et al.
42. Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling: Implications of Non-Equilibrium Conditions M. Lockwood & S. Cowley
43. Ground observations of dayside small-scale dynamic features T. Moretto & E. Friis-Christensen
44. High‐latitude ionospheric response to a sudden impulse event during northward IMF conditions T. Moretto et al.
45. A statistical study of traveling convection vortices using the Magnetometer Array for Cusp and Cleft Studies E. Zesta et al.
46. Investigating azimuthal propagation of Pc5 geomagnetic pulsations and their equivalent current vortices from ground-based and satellite data A. Moiseev et al.
47. Reply [to “Comment on ‘On the source region of traveling convection vortices’ by A. G. Yahnin et al.”] A. Yahnin
48. Modelling signatures of pulsed magnetopause reconnection in cusp ion dispersion signatures seen at middle altitudes M. Lockwood et al.
49. A traveling convection vortex event study: Instantaneous ionospheric equivalent currents, estimation of field‐aligned currents, and the role of induced currents O. Amm et al.
50. Multi‐instrument analysis of the ionospheric signatures of a hot flow anomaly occurring on July 24, 1996 R. Sitar et al.
51. Enhanced response of thermospheric cooling emission to negative pressure pulse T. Bag & Y. Ogawa
52. Magnetospheric signature of an ionospheric traveling convection vortex event T. Moretto et al.
53. Global perspective of ionospheric traveling convection vortices: Case studies of two Geospace Environmental Modeling events T. Moretto et al.
54. Semi-annual, annual and Universal Time variations in the magnetosphere and in geomagnetic activity: 2. Response to solar wind power input and relationships with solar wind dynamic pressure and magnetospheric flux transport M. Lockwood et al.
55. Flow transients in the postnoon ionosphere: The role of solar wind dynamic pressure A. Thorolfsson et al.