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7. Influence of meteorological and cosmic conditions on dose rate in the environment of the Polish Polar station Hornsund Z. Nieckarz & M. Kubicki
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9. First Observations of Cosmic Ray Neutrons by a Mini Neutron Monitor at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia M. Abdullrahman et al.
10. Correlation between Variations in the Number of Neutrons in the Atmosphere and in the Intensities of the Atmospheric Ozone Lines A. Kislyakov et al.
11. Heliospheric modulation strength during the neutron monitor era I. Usoskin et al.
12. Neutron monitor yield function for solar neutrons: A new computation A. Artamonov et al.
13. The Mirya-μ1 cosmic ray detector: features and first year observations M. Dağ et al.
14. Modeling ground level enhancements: Event of 20 January 2005 C. Plainaki et al.
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16. Properties of Energetic Ions in the Solar Atmosphere from γ-Ray and Neutron Observations N. Vilmer et al.
17. The IGY and beyond: A brief history of ground-based cosmic-ray detectors P. Stoker
18. Heliospheric modulation strength: effective neutron monitor energy K. Alanko et al.
19. Design and co-Ordination of Multi-Station International Neutron Monitor Networks H. Moraal et al.
20. Techniques for characterizing weak transients in cosmic ray records, as measured by neutron monitor networks T. de Wit Dudok et al.
21. On energetic particles in space K. Kudela