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1. On postmidnight low-latitude ionospheric irregularities during solar minimum: 1. Equatorial Atmosphere Radar and GPS-TEC observations in Indonesia T. Yokoyama et al.
2. Plasma bubble registration at altitudes of the topside ionosphere: Numerical evaluations L. Sidorova & S. Filippov
3. Atmospheric wave energy of the 2020 August 4 explosion in Beirut, Lebanon, from ionospheric disturbances B. Kundu et al.
4. A Concise Review on Exploring Dynamics of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Within the Ionosphere A. Dinede
5. On the Assessment of Daily Equatorial Plasma Bubble Occurrence Modeling and Forecasting B. Carter et al.
6. Monitoring of equatorial plasma bubbles using aeronautical navigation system: a feasibility study K. Hosokawa et al.
7. Ionospheric Turbulence and the Equatorial Plasma Density Irregularities: Scaling Features and RODI P. De Michelis et al.
8. Occurrence climatology of equatorial plasma bubbles derived using FormoSat-3 ∕ COSMIC GPS radio occultation data A. Kepkar et al.
9. Climatology characterization of equatorial plasma bubbles using GPS data S. Magdaleno et al.
10. Solar Dependence of Equatorial F Region Irregularities Observed by COSMIC Radio Occultations T. Yu et al.
11. Seasonal variation of plasma bubbles during solar cycle 23–24 over the Brazilian equatorial region E. Agyei-Yeboah et al.
12. Topside ionosphere He+ density depletions: Seasonal/longitudinal occurrence probability L. Sidorova & S. Filippov
13. Interaction of plasma drifts: A hypothesis for equatorial spread F occurrence E. Oyeyemi et al.
14. Equatorial F‐Region Plasma Waves and Instabilities Observed Near Midnight at Solar Minimum During the NASA Too WINDY Sounding Rocket Experiment D. Hysell et al.
15. Equatorial plasma bubbles for solar maximum & moderate year of the solar cycle 24 S. Kumar Chaurasiya et al.
16. Climatology of successive equatorial plasma bubbles observed by GPS ROTI over Malaysia S. Buhari et al.
17. C/NOFS, COSMIC and GNSS Observations of Plasma Irregularity During the Evening and Nighttimes in East African Sector S. Tilahun
18. Equatorial GPS ionospheric scintillations over Kototabang, Indonesia and their relation to atmospheric waves from below T. Ogawa et al.
19. Improved characterization and modeling of equatorial plasma depletions E. Blanch et al.
20. Plasma bubbles in the topside ionosphere: Estimations of the survival possibility L. Sidorova & S. Filippov
21. Latitudinal Differences in Spread F Characteristics at Asian Longitude Sector during the Descending Phase of the 24th Solar Cycle T. Lan et al.
22. Identifying equatorial ionospheric irregularities using in situ ion drifts R. Stoneback & R. Heelis
23. Observation of seasonal asymmetry in the range spread F occurrence at different longitudes during low and moderate solar activity A. Afolayan et al.
24. Automatic Detection of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles in Airglow Images Using Two-Dimensional Principal Component Analysis and Explainable Artificial Intelligence M. Yacoub et al.
25. A Synoptic‐Scale Wavelike Structure in the Nighttime Equatorial Ionization Anomaly J. Rodríguez‐Zuluaga et al.
26. Occurrence Characteristics of VHF Scintillation and Equatorial Spread F over Kwajalein during Moderate Solar Activity in 2012 C. Huang
27. Forecasting Equatorial Ionospheric Convective Instability With ICON Satellite Measurements D. Hysell et al.
28. The First Evidence for the Detection of CIDs Masked by Equatorial Plasma Bubbles From GPS‐TEC Data R. Rajesh & J. Catherine
29. Effects of the postsunset vertical plasma drift on the generation of equatorial spread F C. Huang
30. Can Numerical Simulations of Equatorial Plasma Bubble Plume Structures be Simplified for Operational and Practical Usage? R. Pradipta et al.
31. Medium‐scale equatorial plasma irregularities observed by Coupled Ion‐Neutral Dynamics Investigation sensors aboard the Communication Navigation Outage Forecast System in a prolonged solar minimum R. Heelis et al.
32. Causal links to persisting daytime equatorial plasma bubbles over Asia-Pacific region following the geomagnetic storm on 01 December 2023 P. Rajesh et al.
33. Variability and distribution of nighttime equatorial to mid latitude ionospheric irregularities and vertical plasma drift observed by FORMOSAT-5 Advanced Ionospheric Probe in-situ measurements from 2017 – 2020 L. Chang et al.
34. Instantaneous amplitude of low-latitude ionospheric irregularities probed by ROCSAT-1, DEMETER, and FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2 C. Huang et al.
35. Effects of tidal forcing, conductivity gradient, and active seeding on the climatology of equatorial spread F over Kwajalein R. Tsunoda et al.
36. Simultaneous observations of equatorial plasma bubbles with an all-sky airglow imager and a HF Doppler sounding system in Taiwan H. Sejima et al.
37. Observations of quiet-time moderate midlatitude L-band scintillation in association with plasma bubbles S. Vadakke Veettil et al.
38. Characteristic of plasma bubbles observed by DMSP in the topside ionosphere during the year 2005 K. Patel & A. Singh
39. Ionospheric scintillation effects on single frequency GPS R. Steenburgh et al.
40. Impact of the February 3–4, 2022 geomagnetic storm on ionospheric S4 amplitude scintillation index: Observations and implications Y. Duann et al.
41. Modeling the Development of an Equatorial Plasma Bubble During a Midnight Temperature Maximum With SAMI3/WACCM‐X J. Huba et al.
42. Predicting Equatorial Ionospheric Convective Instability Using Machine Learning D. Garcia et al.
43. Statistical Analysis of Equatorial Plasma Irregularities Retrieved From Swarm 2013–2019 Observations E. Aa et al.
44. Post-sunset rise of equatorial F layer—or upwelling growth? R. Tsunoda et al.
45. Statistical Analysis of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Climatology and Multi‐Day Periodicity Using GOLD Observations E. Aa et al.
46. Broad plasma decreases in the equatorial ionosphere C. Huang et al.
47. Ionospheric bubbles detection algorithms: Analysis in low latitudes S. Magdaleno et al.
48. Understanding the global dynamics of the equatorial ionosphere in Africa for space weather capabilities: A science case for AfrequaMARN H. Lawal et al.
49. Characterization of Scintillation Events With Basis on L1 Transmissions From Geostationary SBAS Satellites A. Moraes et al.
50. Challenges and Gaps in Understanding and Monitoring Low-Latitude F-region Plasma Irregularities A. Maute et al.
51. Climatology of plasma density depletions observed by DMSP in the dawn sector L. Gentile et al.
52. On the occurrence of equatorial F‐region irregularities during solar minimum using radio occultation measurements B. Carter et al.
53. A climatology of equatorial plasma bubbles from DMSP 1989–2004 L. Gentile et al.
54. Automated Detection and Tracking of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Utilizing Global‐Scale Observations of the Limb and Disk (GOLD) 135.6 nm Data V. Adkins & S. England
55. Impacts of the Sudden Stratospheric Warming on Equatorial Plasma Bubbles: Suppression of EPBs and Quasi-6-Day Oscillations E. Aa et al.
56. Trailing Equatorial Plasma Bubble Occurrences at a Low-Latitude Location through Multi-GNSS Slant TEC Depletions during the Strong Geomagnetic Storms in the Ascending Phase of the 25th Solar Cycle R. Vankadara et al.
57. Equatorial plasma bubbles and L-band scintillations in Africa during solar minimum V. Paznukhov et al.
58. On seeding equatorial spread F: Parallel or transverse transport? R. Tsunoda
59. Effects of Rayleigh-Taylor instability and ionospheric plasma bubbles on the global navigation satellite System signal D. Panda et al.
60. Seasonal–Longitudinal Variability of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Observed by FormoSat-7/Constellation Observing System for Meteorology Ionosphere and Climate II and Relevant to the Rayleigh–Taylor Instability L. Tsai et al.
61. Monthly trends in temporal and spatial distribution of Ionospheric Irregularities across the African region during the descending phase of solar cycle 24 J. Olwendo et al.
62. Ionospheric Bubble Seeker: A Java Application to Detect and Characterize Ionospheric Plasma Depletion From GPS Data S. Magdaleno et al.
63. Statistical analysis of low-latitude spread F observed over Puer, China, during 2015–2016 T. Lan et al.
64. Off‐great‐circle paths in transequatorial propagation: 1. Discrete and diffuse types R. Tsunoda et al.