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1. Automatic analysis of double coronal mass ejections from coronagraph images M. Jacobs et al.
2. Low-Frequency Type-II Radio Detections and Coronagraph Data Employed to Describe and Forecast the Propagation of 71 CMEs/Shocks H. Cremades et al.
3. The geometric parameters of solar wind discontinuities based on STEREO, ACE and WIND measurements V. Reshetnyk & O. Agapitov
4. Modeling the arrival at Earth of the interplanetary shock following the 12 May 1997 solar event using HAFv2 and 3‐D MHD HHMS models Z. Smith et al.
5. INFLUENCE OF A CME’S INITIAL PARAMETERS ON THE ARRIVAL OF THE ASSOCIATED INTERPLANETARY SHOCK AT EARTH AND THE SHOCK PROPAGATIONAL MODEL VERSION 3 X. Zhao & X. Feng
6. Solar Observation-Based Model for Multiday Predictions of Interplanetary Shock and CME Arrivals at Earth C. Fry et al.
7. Magnetohydrodynamic simulation of the interaction between interplanetary strong shock and magnetic cloud and its consequent geoeffectiveness M. Xiong et al.
8. Key Links to Space Weather: Forecasting Solar-Generated Shocks and Proton Acceleration C. Fry et al.
9. From the Sun to the outer heliosphere: Modeling and analyses of the interplanetary propagation of the October/November (Halloween) 2003 solar events D. Intriligator et al.
10. Shock Propagation Model version 2 and its application in predicting the arrivals at Earth of interplanetary shocks during Solar Cycle 23 X. Zhao & X. Feng
11. Investigations of the sensitivity of a coronal mass ejection model (ENLIL) to solar input parameters T. Falkenberg et al.
12. Shock aurora: Ground‐based imager observations X. Zhou et al.
13. Prediction of the 1‐AU arrival times of CME‐associated interplanetary shocks: Evaluation of an empirical interplanetary shock propagation model K. Kim et al.
14. A practical database method for predicting arrivals of “average” interplanetary shocks at Earth X. Feng et al.
15. The Effect of the Heliospheric Current Sheet on Interplanetary Shocks Y. Xie et al.
16. Near real‐time predictions of the arrival at Earth of flare‐related shocks during Solar Cycle 23 S. McKenna‐Lawlor et al.
17. Prediction of shock arrival times from CME and flare data M. Núñez et al.
18. Statistical analysis of corotating interaction regions and their geoeffectiveness during solar cycle 23 Y. Zhang et al.
19. The “Same Side – Opposite Side Effect” of the Heliospheric Current Sheet in Ionospheric Negative Storms Z. Li et al.
20. A tool to improve space weather forecasts: Kilometric radio emissions from Wind/WAVES H. Cremades et al.
21. Predicting the Arrival Time of Shock Passages at Earth C. Wu et al.
22. Current status of CME/shock arrival time prediction X. Zhao & M. Dryer
23. Models of Solar Wind Structures and Their Interaction with the Earth’s Space Environment J. Watermann et al.
24. Real‐time shock arrival predictions during the “Halloween 2003 epoch” M. Dryer et al.
25. Geometric properties of solar wind discontinuities on the Earth’s orbit V. Reshetnyk & A. Agapitov
26. A New Prediction Method for the Arrival Time of Interplanetary Shocks X. Feng & X. Zhao
27. Predicted interplanetary shocks/particles at Mars compared with in-situ observations: An overview S. McKenna-Lawlor
28. Propagation of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections: The Drag-Based Model B. Vršnak et al.
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