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1. Ionospheric F2-layer Perturbations Observed After the M8.8 Chile Earthquake on February 27, 2010, at Long Distance from the Epicenter V. Hegai et al.
2. Influences of non-isothermal atmospheric backgrounds on variations of gravity wave parameters X. Liu et al.
3. Progress and development on multi-parameters remote sensing application in earthquake monitoring in China X. Shen et al.
4. Ionospheric Anomaly associated with Xiaolin Mudslide following Typhoon Morakot in Taiwan: Two-Dimensional Principal Component Analysis (2DPCA) J. Lin
5. Geomagnetic dependence of ionospheric disturbances induced by tsunamigenic internal gravity waves G. Occhipinti et al.
6. Effects in the Ionosphere after the Chilean Earthquake on February 27, 2010, According to Data of Ground-based Ionosondes S. Pulinets et al.
7. Ionospheric total electron content anomalies due to Typhoon Nakri on 29 May 2008: A nonlinear principal component analysis J. Lin
8. Ionosphere Influenced From Lower-Lying Atmospheric Regions P. Koucká Knížová et al.
9. Ionospheric Tilt Measurements: Application to Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances Climatology Study V. Paznukhov et al.
10. Studies of the wind filtering effect of gravity waves observed at Allahabad (25.45°N, 81.85°E) in India G. Mukherjee et al.
11. Distribution of magnetogravity waves during strong earthquakes (M > 6.5) preparation periods O. Barkhatova et al.
12. Gravity waves in the upper atmosphere of Venus revealed by CO2 nonlocal thermodynamic equilibrium emissions R. Garcia et al.
13. Atmospheric Layers in Response to the Propagation of Gravity Waves under Nonisothermal, Wind-shear, and Dissipative Conditions J. Ma
14. Numerical modeling of the large‐scale neutral and plasma responses to the body forces created by the dissipation of gravity waves from 6 h of deep convection in Brazil S. Vadas & H. Liu
15. Statistical investigation of gravity wave characteristics in the ionosphere J. Chum et al.
16. Wave-like perturbations in the ionospheric F2-layer observed after the Ms8.1 Samoa earthquake of September 29, 2009 V. Hegai et al.
17. Occurrence and Characteristics of Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances in the Antarctic Peninsula Region V. Paznukhov et al.
18. Medium-scale traveling ionospheric disturbances over Taiwan observed with HF Doppler sounding J. Fišer et al.
19. Tsunami‐driven gravity waves in the presence of vertically varying background and tidal wind structures B. Laughman et al.
20. GNSS ionospheric seismology: Recent observation evidences and characteristics S. Jin et al.
21. Generalized two-dimensional principal component analysis and two artificial neural network models to detect traveling ionospheric disturbances J. Lin
22. Study of ionospheric anomalies due to impact of typhoon using Principal Component Analysis and image processing J. LIN
23. Vertical ExB drifts from radar and C/NOFS observations in the Indian and Indonesian sectors: Consistency of observations and model A. Patra et al.
24. Observational evidence of equatorial ionospheric response to severe cyclonic storms ‘AILA’ and ‘WARD’ observed over the North Indian Ocean G. Bhagavathiammal et al.
25. A review of results of the international ionospheric Doppler sounder network J. Laštovička & J. Chum
26. Detection of the ionospheric disturbances on GPS-TEC using Differential Rate Of TEC (DROT) algorithm S. Karatay
27. Wind control of the propagation of acoustic gravity waves in the polar atmosphere A. Fedorenko & E. Kryuchkov
28. Spectral characteristics of magnetogravity waves generated by high energy mass source in the equatorial region of the atmosphere, Part II N. Barkhatov et al.
29. Propagation directions of acoustic gravity waves above the polar caps of the Earth A. Fedorenko