32 citations as recorded by crossref.

1. Pi2 band activity at low latitudes during non‐substorm intervals P. Sutcliffe
2. Convection in the Magnetosphere‐Ionosphere System: A Multimission Survey of Its Response to IMF By Reversals N. Case et al.
3. Response of Earth's Neutral Sheet to Reversals in the IMF By Component N. Case et al.
4. North‐South Asymmetric Nightside Distorted Transpolar Arcs Within A Framework of Deformed Magnetosphere‐Ionosphere Coupling: IMF‐By Dependence, Ionospheric Currents, and Magnetotail Reconnection M. Nowada et al.
5. How the IMF By Induces a Local By Component During Northward IMF Bz and Characteristic Timescales P. Tenfjord et al.
6. The interaction between transpolar arcs and cusp spots R. Fear et al.
7. Convection Electric Field and Plasma Convection in a Twisted Magnetotail: A THEMIS Case Study 1–2 January 2009 T. Pitkänen et al.
8. Dynamics of variable dusk–dawn flow associated with magnetotail current sheet flapping J. Lane et al.
9. The statistical difference between bending arcs and regular polar arcs A. Kullen et al.
10. 3D GUMICS Simulations of Northward IMF Magnetotail Structure L. Fryer et al.
11. Multi‐instrument observation of simultaneous polar cap auroras on open and closed magnetic field lines J. Reidy et al.
12. Fast Earthward Convection in the Magnetotail and Nonzero IMF By: MMS Statistics T. Pitkänen et al.
13. Dynamic effects of restoring footpoint symmetry on closed magnetic field lines J. Reistad et al.
14. Global-Scale Processes and Effects of Magnetic Reconnection on the Geospace Environment S. Fuselier et al.
15. Relevance of the North‐South Electric Field Component in the Propagation of Fast Convective Earthward Flows in the Magnetotail: An Event Study T. Pitkänen et al.
16. The influence of IMF clock angle timescales on the morphology of ionospheric convection A. Grocott & S. Milan
17. Observations of Asymmetries in Ionospheric Return Flow During Different Levels of Geomagnetic Activity J. Reistad et al.
18. Hot Plasma in the Magnetotail Lobes Shows Characteristics Consistent With Closed Field Lines Trapped in the Lobes J. Coxon et al.
19. Azimuthal velocity shear within an Earthward fast flow – further evidence for magnetotail untwisting? T. Pitkänen et al.
20. The Influence of Localized Dynamics on Dusk‐Dawn Convection in the Earth’s Magnetotail J. Lane et al.
21. IMF By influence on fast earthward convection flows in the near-lunar magnetotail T. Liu et al.
22. How the IMF By induces a By component in the closed magnetosphere and how it leads to asymmetric currents and convection patterns in the two hemispheres P. Tenfjord et al.
23. Superposed epoch analysis of the ionospheric convection evolution during substorms: IMF BY dependence A. Grocott et al.
24. Dawn‐Dusk Ion Flow Asymmetry in the Plasma Sheet: Interplanetary Magnetic Field By Versus Distance With Respect to the Neutral Sheet G. Chong et al.
25. Displacement of conjugate points during a substorm in a global magnetohydrodynamic simulation S. Saita et al.
26. IMF By Influence on Magnetospheric Convection in Earth's Magnetotail Plasma Sheet T. Pitkänen et al.
27. Interplanetary magnetic field control of fast azimuthal flows in the nightside high‐latitude ionosphere A. Grocott et al.
28. Importance of the dusk-dawn interplanetary magnetic field component (IMF By) to magnetospheric convection in Earth’s magnetotail plasma sheet T. Pitkänen et al.
29. Response of magnetotail twisting to variations in IMF By: A THEMIS case study 1–2 January 2009 T. Pitkänen et al.
30. Effects of IMF By on Ring Current Asymmetry Under Southward IMF Bz Conditions Observed at Ground Magnetic Stations: Case Studies S. Kumar et al.
31. In situ evidence for interplanetary magnetic field induced tail twisting associated with relative displacement of conjugate auroral features T. Motoba et al.
32. Observations of ULF Pulsations During TRINNI Events B. Mmame et al.