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4. Development of High-energy Particle Detectors for Space Exploration Z. YANG et al.
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10. A powerful tool for browsing quick-look data in solar-terrestrial physics: “Conjunction Event Finder” Y. Miyashita et al.
11. Substorm onset dynamics in the magnetotail as derived from joint TC-1 and Cluster data analysis H. Wang et al.
12. Magnetopause reconnection across wide local time M. Dunlop et al.
13. Global 3‐D Distributions of O+ and H+ Ions in the Inner Magnetosphere Reconstructed by Voxel Tomography From TWINS ENA Images During a Large Magnetic Storm X. Zeng et al.
14. Rapid and asymmetric response of the Earth's bow shock: multipoint observations B. LIU et al.
15. New progress of Double Star-Cluster joint exploration and study Z. Liu et al.
16. Google dataset search and DOI for data in the ESA space science archives A. Masson et al.
17. Field Gradient Analysis Based on a Geometrical Approach C. Shen & M. Dunlop
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19. Simulation of ENA Imaging Measurements on a Geosynchronous Orbit L. LU et al.
20. Reconnection at the dayside magnetopause: Comparisons of global MHD simulation results with Cluster and Double Star observations J. Berchem et al.
21. Formation of the low‐latitude boundary layer and cusp under the northward IMF: Simultaneous observations by Cluster and Double Star Y. Bogdanova et al.
22. Responses of the magnetotail plasma sheet to two interplanetary shocks: TC-1 observations L. Yao et al.
23. Comprehensive ground‐based and in situ observations of substorm expansion phase onset A. Walsh et al.
24. Turning Instrument Background Into Science Data for Structural Features of Radiation Belts N. Ganushkina et al.
25. A Brief Introduction of Current and Future Magnetospheric Missions Y. Miyashita
26. Coordinated Cluster and Double Star observations of the dayside magnetosheath and magnetopause at different latitudes near noon F. Pitout et al.
27. Flapping motion configurations of geomagnetotail current sheet P. Shao et al.
28. Double Star TC-1 observation of the earthward flowing plasmoids in the near magnetotail Y. Zhang et al.
29. Near-Approach Imaging Simulation of Low-Altitude ENA Emissions by a LEO Satellite L. Lu et al.
30. Magnetospheric Boundary Layer Structure and Dynamics as Seen From Cluster and Double Star Measurements V. Y et al.
31. Inaugural Chinese Planetary Science Conference Z. Rong et al.
32. Estimating gradients of physical fields in space Y. Zhou & C. Shen
33. Energetic Neutral Atom Imaging of the Earth’s Ring Current and Some Results from the Chinese Double Star Program Z. Chen et al.
34. Use of multi-point analysis and modelling to address cross-scale coupling in space plasmas: Lessons from Cluster M. Dunlop et al.
35. Moderate geomagnetic storm (21–22 January 2005) triggered by an outstanding coronal mass ejection viewed via energetic neutral atoms S. McKenna‐Lawlor et al.
36. The causal sequence investigation of the ring current ion-flux increasing and the magnetotail ion injection during a major storm L. Lu et al.
37. Tomographic reconstruction of storm time RC ion distribution from ENA images on board multiple spacecraft S. Ma et al.
38. Solar wind transport into magnetosphere caused by magnetic reconnection at high latitude magnetopause during northward IMF: Cluster-DSP conjunction observations G. Yan et al.
39. MHD and kinetic analysis of flow bursts in the Earth’s plasma sheet Y. Ma et al.
40. Distinct characteristics of asymmetric magnetic reconnections: Observational results from the exhaust region at the dayside magnetopause Y. Zhang
41. A case study of EMIC wave‐associated He+ energization in the outer magnetosphere: Cluster and Double Star 1 observations J. Zhang et al.
42. The analytic properties of the flapping current sheets in the earth magnetotail Z. Rong et al.
43. Effect of Plasma Sheath on the Design of Electric Field Instrument Detecting Magnetosheathormalsize J. LIU et al.
44. TC‐1 observations of flux pileup and dipolarization‐associated expansion in the near‐Earth magnetotail during substorms H. Zhang et al.
45. Surveys on magnetospheric plasmas based on the Double Star Project (DSP) exploration C. Shen et al.
46. Magnetic topologies of an in vivo FTE observed by Double Star/TC‐1 at Earth's magnetopause Z. Pu et al.
47. Polar cap patch segmentation of the tongue of ionization in the morning convection cell Q. Zhang et al.
48. Evolvement of the Ring Current During a Magnetic Storm: TC‐2 Neutral Atom Imager Observations
49. Simultaneous observations of flux transfer events by THEMIS, Cluster, Double Star, and SuperDARN: Acceleration of FTEs R. Fear et al.
50. 3D Reconnection Geometries With Magnetic Nulls: Multispacecraft Observations and Reconstructions R. Guo et al.
51. Magnetosheath Filamentary Structures Driven by Foreshock Energetic Ions X. Wei et al.
52. Coordinated Cluster/Double Star observations of dayside flux transfer events on 6 April 2004 J. Wang et al.
53. SuperDARN CUTLASS Finland radar observations of high-latitude magnetic reconnections under northward interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) conditions Q. Zhang et al.
54. Separator reconnection with antiparallel/component features observed in magnetotail plasmas R. Guo et al.
55. Close up observation and inversion of low-altitude ENA emissions during a substorm event L. Lu et al.
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58. On variable geometric factor systems for top-hat electrostatic space plasma analyzers G. Collinson & D. Kataria
59. In-flight observations of electromagnetic interferences emitted by satellite J. Cao et al.
60. Solar filament impact on 21 January 2005: Geospace consequences J. Kozyra et al.
61. Simultaneous observations of reconnection pulses at Cluster and their effects on the cusp aurora observed at the Chinese Yellow River Station Q. Zhang et al.
62. Multispacecraft and ground‐based observations of substorm timing and activations: Two case studies X. Cao et al.
63. On the occurrence of magnetic reconnection equatorward of the cusps at the Earth's magnetopause during northward IMF conditions K. Trattner et al.
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65. Simultaneous FAST and Double Star TC1 observations of broadband electrons during a storm time substorm A. Nakajima et al.
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67. Reconnection at High Latitudes: Antiparallel Merging M. Dunlop et al.
68. Observational Aspects of Magnetic Reconnection at the Earth’s Magnetosphere V. Souza et al.
69. TC1 and Cluster observation of an FTE on 4 January 2005: A close conjunction J. Wang et al.
70. Introduction to special section on Double Star‐Cluster Coordinated Studies on Magnetospheric Dynamic Processes Q. Zong et al.
71. Modified gradiometer technique applied to Double Star (TC-1) E. Georgescu et al.
72. Magnetic clouds' structure in the magnetosheath as observed by Cluster and Geotail: four case studies L. Turc et al.
73. Extended Magnetic Reconnection across the Dayside Magnetopause M. Dunlop et al.
74. Dipolarization Observed by TC1 and Cluster During Substorm in Sep. 14, 2004
75. Spatial distribution of rolled up Kelvin-Helmholtz vortices at Earth's dayside and flank magnetopause M. Taylor et al.
76. Nonlinear Magnetic Gradients and Complete Magnetic Geometry From Multispacecraft Measurements C. Shen et al.
77. ULF Wave in the Magnetotail Plasma Sheet Induced by Interplanetary Shock X. SONG et al.
78. Legal Models of International Scientific and Technical Cooperation in the Field of Space Research N. Sokolova & E. Teymurov
79. Magnetopause response to variations in the solar wind: Conjunction observations between Cluster, TC-1, and SuperDARN Y. Zhang et al.
80. The Influence of Solar Wind and Geomagnetic Indices on Lower Band Chorus Emissions in the Inner Magnetosphere R. Boynton et al.
81. Further Study of Multiple Flux Rope Events at the Magnetopause Observed by TC‐1 on 18 March, 2004
82. Earth's collision with a solar filament on 21 January 2005: Overview J. Kozyra et al.