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11. Spatial and temporal distribution of the total electron content inferred from beacon-satellite observations and Kharkiv incoherent scatter radar data V. Taran et al.
12. Empirical model of the main ionospheric trough for the nighttime winter conditions A. Karpachev et al.
13. Satellite model of foF2 in winter high-latitude ionosphere describing the trough structure A. Karpachev et al.
14. GPS TEC observations of dynamics of the mid-latitude trough during substorms S. Zou et al.
15. Temporal-Spatial Variation of Global GPS-Derived Total Electron Content, 1999–2013 J. Guo et al.
16. Model of the Ionospheric Trough for Daytime Winter Conditions Based on Data from Interkosmos-19 and Champ Satellites A. Karpachev