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2. High‐Resolution Local Measurements of F Region Ion Temperatures and Joule Heating Rates Using SuperDARN and Ground‐Based Optics A. Kiene et al.
3. Combined ground-based optical support for the aurora (DELTA) sounding rocket campaign E. Griffin et al.
4. A plasma vortex revisited: The importance of including ionospheric conductivity measurements M. Kosch et al.
5. High‐latitude ground‐based observations of the thermospheric ion‐drag time constant M. Kosch et al.
6. Spatial evolution of frictional heating and the predicted thermospheric wind effects in the vicinity of an auroral arc measured with the Sondrestrom incoherent‐scatter radar and the Reimei satellite S. Oyama et al.
7. First tristatic studies of meso‐scale ion‐neutral dynamics and energetics in the high‐latitude upper atmosphere using collocated FPIs and EISCAT radar A. Aruliah et al.
8. Ion–neutral coupling in Earth's thermosphere, estimated from concurrent radar and optical observations above Alaska C. Anderson et al.
9. First E region observations of mesoscale neutral wind interaction with auroral arcs M. Kosch et al.
10. Ionospheric electron number densities from CUTLASS dual‐frequency velocity measurements using artificial backscatter over EISCAT L. Sarno‐Smith et al.
11. Mesoscale observations of Joule heating near an auroral arc and ion-neutral collision frequency in the polar capEregion M. Kosch et al.
12. Neutral‐ion interaction in the auroral E region obtained from coordinated Fabry‐Perot imager and VHF radar observations T. Sakanoi et al.
13. An analysis of pump‐induced artificial ionospheric ion upwelling at EISCAT M. Kosch et al.
14. Driving the TING model with GAIM electron densities: Ionospheric effects on the thermosphere G. Jee et al.
15. Novel Fabry‐Perot interferometer measurements of F‐region ion temperature K. Cierpka et al.
16. Multitaper analysis of an MSTID event above Antarctica on 17 March 2013 T. Atilaw et al.