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1. Local time dependant response of Indian equatorial ionosphere to the moderate geomagnetic storms S. Tulasi Ram et al.
2. Study of night time VHF ionospheric scintillations near the crest of equatorial Appleton anomaly Indian Station, Udaipur (24.6°N, 73.7°E) B. Vyas & B. Dayanandan
3. Variability of ionospheric scintillation near the equatorial anomaly crest of the Indian zone S. Chatterjee & S. Chakraborty
4. A study on the evolution of plasma bubbles using the single station‐multisatellite and multistation‐single satellite techniques K. Unnikrishnan et al.
5. Modeling and Analysis of the Power Sectra of Ionospheric Amplitude Scintillations over Haikou Station and Its Application H. ZHANG et al.
6. A study of ionospheric effects on IRNSS/NavIC positioning at equatorial latitudes A. Dey et al.
7. Temporal and Spatial Characteristics of the Ionospheric Scintillation Event and the Influence on Communication in the Northern EIA Crest Region L. HUANG et al.
8. Analysis of the scintillation characteristics on the different satellite links derived from GPS observations and SCINDA data over Mbarara E. Jurua et al.
9. Local time dependent response of postsunset ESF during geomagnetic storms S. Tulasi Ram et al.
10. Deep Electron Density Depletion Near Sunset Terminator on St. Patrick's Day Storm and Its Impacts on Skywave Propagation M. Ankita et al.
11. Comparison of GPS TEC measurements with IRI TEC prediction at the equatorial latitude station, Chumphon, Thailand P. Kenpankho et al.
12. Characterization of the low latitude plasma density irregularities observed using C/NOFS and SCINDA data G. Andima et al.
13. Ionospheric scintillations on 3.925 GHz signal from Intelsat (701) at low latitude in the South Pacific region S. Kumar et al.
14. Daytime VHF amplitude scintillations recorded at an Indian low-latitude station, Waltair (17.7°N, 83.3°E) during 1997–2003 G. Uma et al.
15. Statistical characteristics of low-latitude ionospheric scintillation over China K. Liu et al.
16. Verification of ionospheric perturbation induced L-band frequency scintillation using HF/VHF bands over the African equatorial and low latitude region, Ethiopia S. Tilahun & Y. Asmare Tariku
17. Characteristics of large‐scale wave structure observed from African and Southeast Asian longitudinal sectors S. Tulasi Ram et al.
18. Unseasonal development of post-sunset F-region irregularities over Southeast Asia on 28 July 2014: 2. Forcing from below? K. Ajith et al.
19. Observations and modeling of UHF-band scintillation occurrence probability over the low-latitude region of China during the maximum activity of solar cycle 24 H. Zhang et al.
20. Equatorial ionospheric zonal drift by monitoring local GPS reference networks S. Ji et al.
21. Maximum–Minimum Eigen Detector for Ionospheric Irregularities Over Low-Latitude Region S. Raghunath & D. Ratnam
22. Temporal and spatial distributions of TEC depletions with scintillations and ROTI over south China B. Deng et al.
23. On the fresh development of equatorial plasma bubbles around the midnight hours of June solstice K. Ajith et al.
24. L-band nighttime scintillations at the northern edge of the EIA along 95°E during the ascending half of the solar cycle 24 B. Dutta et al.
25. Predicting the probability of occurrence of spread-F over Brazil using neural networks L. McKinnell et al.
26. On the Seeding of Periodic Equatorial Plasma Bubbles by Gravity Waves Associated With Tropical Cyclone: A Case Study K. Ajith et al.
27. Investigation of Low Latitude Spread-F Triggered by Nighttime Medium-Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbance Z. Deng et al.
28. Summer time scintillations near the transition zone of the Indian longitude sector S. Chatterjee et al.
29. GPS derived amplitude scintillation proxy model: A case over a low latitude station in East Africa G. Andima et al.
30. A study of GPS ionospheric scintillations observed at Shenzhen L. Huang et al.
31. Day and nighttime L-Band amplitude scintillations during low solar activity at a low latitude station in the South Pacific region R. Prasad & S. Kumar
32. Statistical characterisation of spread F over South Africa E. Amabayo et al.
33. Statistical characteristics of locally generated ESF during equinoctial months over Sanya X. Meng et al.
34. GPS scintillation and TEC depletion near the northern crest of equatorial anomaly over South China B. Deng et al.
35. Ionospheric irregularities at low latitude using VHF scintillations during extreme low solar activity period (2008–2010) S. Singh et al.
36. Longitude dependent response of the GPS derived ionospheric ROTI to geomagnetic storms H. Tanna & K. Pathak
37. Ionospheric irregularities and scintillations: a direct comparison of in situ density observations with ground-based L-band receivers S. Aol et al.
38. Low latitude ionospheric scintillation and zonal irregularity drifts observed with GPS-SCINDA system and closely spaced VHF receivers in Kenya O. Olwendo et al.
39. A novel method based on GPS TEC to forecast L band scintillations over the equatorial region through a case study R. Sridharan et al.
40. A study of L band scintillations during the initial phase of rising solar activity at an Indian low latitude station H. Tanna et al.
41. Toward prediction of L band scintillations in the equatorial ionization anomaly region G. Manju et al.
42. Explicit characteristics of evolutionary‐type plasma bubbles observed from Equatorial Atmosphere Radar during the low to moderate solar activity years 2010–2012 K. Ajith et al.
43. Ionospheric Nighttime F‐Region Irregularities During Geomagnetically Quiet Conditions as Observed With 205 MHz VHF Radar at an Equatorial Trough Station, Cochin R. Varadarajan et al.
44. Response of the EIA ionosphere to the 7-8 May 2005 geomagnetic storm M. Aggarwal et al.
45. Morphological studies on ionospheric VHF scintillations over an Indian low latitude station during a solar cycle period (2001–2010) S. Prasad et al.
46. Conjugate hemisphere ionospheric response to the St. Patrick's Day storms of 2013 and 2015 in the 100°E longitude sector B. Kalita et al.
47. Multi‐Wavelength (L and S Band) Study of Ionospheric Irregularities From an Anomaly Crest Location T. Biswas et al.