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1. Ionospheric Response on Solar Flares through Machine Learning Modeling F. Arnaut et al.
2. Inverse problem in ionospheric science: prediction of solar soft-X-ray spectrum from very low frequency radiosonde results S. Palit et al.
3. Diagnostics of plasma in the ionospheric D-region: detection and study of different ionospheric disturbance types A. Nina et al.
4. Lower-ionosphere electron density and effective recombination coefficients from multi-instrument space observations and ground VLF measurements during solar flares V. Žigman et al.
5. Automatic Detection of Atmospherics and Tweek Atmospherics in Radio Spectrograms Based on a Deep Learning Approach V. Maslej‐Krešňáková et al.
6. Studies of seismo-ionospheric correlations using anomalies in phase of very low frequency signal P. Pal et al.
7. Lower Ionospheric Plasma‐Chemical Evolution and VLF Signal Modulation by a Series of SGR X‐Ray Bursts: Numerical Simulation With an Ion‐Chemistry Model S. Palit et al.
8. On the Use of VLF Narrowband Measurements to Study the Lower Ionosphere and the Mesosphere–Lower Thermosphere I. Silber & C. Price
9. Impact of a Supernova Explosion on the Earth’s Ionosphere according to Data of Very-Low-Frequency Sounding and Magnetometers S. Riabova et al.
10. Numerical modeling of possible lower ionospheric anomalies associated with Nepal earthquake in May, 2015 S. Chakraborty et al.
11. Effective electron recombination coefficient in ionospheric D-region during the relaxation regime after solar flare from February 18, 2011 A. Nina et al.
12. GNSS and SAR Signal Delay in Perturbed Ionospheric D-Region During Solar X-Ray Flares A. Nina et al.
13. Comparative Analysis of VLF Signal Variation along Trajectory Induced by X-ray Solar Flares A. Kolarski & D. Grubor
14. First Results of the Wave Measurements by the WHU VLF Wave Detection System at the Chinese Great Wall Station in Antarctica X. Gu et al.
15. Response of low-latitude lower ionosphere during solar flare events over the complete solar cycle 24 G. Tripathi et al.
16. The Influence of Solar X-ray Flares on SAR Meteorology: The Determination of the Wet Component of the Tropospheric Phase Delay and Precipitable Water Vapor A. Nina et al.
17. Electron production by solar Ly-α line radiation in the ionospheric D-region A. Nina & V. Čadež
18. Ranking of Sudden Ionospheric Disturbances by Means of the Duration of Vlf Perturbed Signal in Agreement with Satellite X-Ray Flux Classification A. Ammar & H. Ghalila
19. Measurements and Modeling of the Responses of VLF Transmitter Signals to X‐Class Solar Flares at the Great Wall Station in Antarctica W. Xu et al.
20. Study of the solar flares effect on VLF radio signal propagating along NRK‐ALG path using LWPC code Y. Bouderba et al.
21. Mid-latitude atmosphere and ionosphere connection as revealed by very low frequency signals S. Pal & Y. Hobara
22. Low ionospheric reactions on tropical depressions prior hurricanes A. Nina et al.
23. First ever VLF monitoring of the lunar occultation of a solar flare during the 2010 annular solar eclipse and its effects on the D-region electron density profile S. Pal et al.
24. Solar flare induced ionospheric D-region perturbation as observed at a low latitude station Agra, India U. Pandey et al.
25. Comparison and Verification of the Different Schemes for the Ionization‐Recombination Cycle of the Ionospheric D‐Region S. Bekker et al.
26. Response of Earth's Upper Atmosphere and VLF Propagation to Celestial X‐Ray Ionization: Investigation With Monte Carlo Simulation and Long Wave Propagation Capability code S. Palit et al.
27. Spatial and Temporal Ionospheric Monitoring Using Broadband Sferic Measurements J. McCormick et al.
28. Impact of Sudden Stratospheric Warming and Elevated Stratopause Events on the Very Low Frequency Radio Signal H. Schneider et al.
29. Estimate of the electron density profile and Total Electron Density of the D-layer during a quiet day and disturbed conditions O. Olatunji et al.
30. Low-latitude sub-ionospheric VLF radio signal disturbances due to solar flares: Effects on the attenuation and phase velocities of the waveguide modes K. Barman et al.
31. Ionospheric GPS-TEC Response to the X-Class Solar Flares during the Descending Phase of the Solar Cycle 24 U. Pandey et al.
32. Modeling solar flare induced lower ionosphere changes using VLF/LF transmitter amplitude and phase observations at a midlatitude site E. Schmitter
33. Modeling of very low frequency (VLF) radio wave signal profile due to solar flares using the GEANT4 Monte Carlo simulation coupled with ionospheric chemistry S. Palit et al.
34. Altitude distribution of electron concentration in ionospheric D-region in presence of time-varying solar radiation flux A. Nina et al.
35. Wave perturbations in Earth’s thermosphere in conjunction with X1.7 solar flare: Observational perspective R. Aswathy et al.
36. Воздействие взрыва сверхновой на ионосферу Земли по данным СДВ радиопросвечивания и магнитометров С. Рябова et al.
37. Numerical analysis of electron density and response time delay during solar flares in mid-latitudinal lower ionosphere S. Chakraborty & T. Basak
38. Reconstruction of the Parameters of the Lower Midlatitude Ionosphere in M- and X-Class Solar Flares B. Gavrilov et al.
39. Multi-instrumental investigation of the solar flares impact on the ionosphere on 05–06 December 2006 V. Barta et al.
40. X-rays and solar proton event induced changes in the first mode Schumann resonance frequency observed at a low latitude station Agra, India B. Singh et al.
41. Variation of electron loss rate due to recombination processes in the upper ionospheric D-region plasma after a solar X-ray flare: a study case A. Nina & V. Čadež
42. Low Ionosphere under Influence of Strong Solar Radiation: Diagnostics and Modeling V. Srećković et al.
43. Possible Pre-Seismic Indications Prior to Strong Earthquakes That Occurred in Southeastern Mediterranean as Observed Simultaneously by Three VLF/LF Stations Installed in Athens (Greece) D. Politis et al.
44. Solar flare effects on D-region ionosphere using VLF measurements during low- and high-solar activity phases of solar cycle 24 A. Kumar & S. Kumar
45. Analysis of the Relationship Between the Solar X-Ray Radiation Intensity and the D-Region Electron Density Using Satellite and Ground-Based Radio Data A. Nina et al.
46. Random Forest Classification and Ionospheric Response to Solar Flares: Analysis and Validation F. Arnaut et al.
47. First Major Eruption of Solar Cycle 25: Impacts of the 3 July 2021 X1.59 Solar Flare on the Ionosphere and Primary Cosmic Rays V. Srećković et al.
48. Solar flares induced D-region ionospheric and geomagnetic perturbations R. Selvakumaran et al.
49. Modelling of the Electron Density and Total Electron Content in the Quiet and Solar X-ray Flare Perturbed Ionospheric D-Region Based on Remote Sensing by VLF/LF Signals A. Nina
50. Mid-latitude ionospheric signature of a weak solar flare in winter E. Koen & A. Collier
51. Lower ionosphere electron density profiling with data from VLF receivers J. Hubeňák & J. Šlégr
52. Novel Modelling Approach for Obtaining the Parameters of Low Ionosphere under Extreme Radiation in X-Spectral Range V. Srećković et al.
53. Analysis of Global Ionospheric Response to Solar Flares Based on Total Electron Content and Very Low Frequency Signals J. Feng et al.
54. Space weather effects on lower ionosphere: First investigation from Bharati station during 34th Indian scientific expedition to Antarctica A. Guha et al.
55. Study on the Variation of Low‐Frequency Time Code Signals During Medium to Large Solar Flare Events Z. Qi et al.
56. Quiet Ionospheric D-Region (QIonDR) Model Based on VLF/LF Observations A. Nina et al.
57. Observation and Analysis of VLF Electromagnetic Pulse Sequences Triggered by Solar Flares on the CSES S. Liu et al.
58. Role of hard X-ray emission in ionospheric D-layer disturbances during solar flares C. Briand et al.
59. The Influence of Solar Spectral Lines on Electron Concentration in Terrestrial Ionosphere A. Nina et al.
60. Effects of the major sudden stratospheric warming event of 2009 on the subionospheric very low frequency/low frequency radio signals S. Pal et al.
61. Response of the Earth’s Lower Ionosphere to Solar Flares and Lightning-Induced Electron Precipitation Events by Analysis of VLF Signals: Similarities and Differences A. Kolarski et al.
62. Examining the Capability of the VLF Technique for Nowcasting Solar Flares Based on Ground Measurements in Antarctica S. Wang et al.
63. Equatorial ionospheric TEC and scintillations under the space weather events of 4–9 September 2017: M-class solar flares and a G4 geomagnetic storm S. Kumar & S. Kumar
64. Strong influence of solar X-ray flares on low-frequency electromagnetic signals in middle latitudes A. Rozhnoi et al.
65. Response of the Earth’s lower ionosphere to the Ground Level Enhancement event of December 13, 2006 V. Žigman et al.
66. Unusual Electromagnetic Signatures of European North Atlantic Winter Thunderstorms O. Santolík & I. Kolmašová
67. A study of VLF signals variations associated with the changes of ionization level in the D-region in consequence of solar conditions D. Šulić et al.
68. Variation in the VLF signal noise amplitude during the period of intense seismic activity in Central Italy from 25 October to 3 November 2016 A. Nina et al.
69. The geomagnetic response to the X-class solar flares of September 2017 Y. Luo et al.
70. Sensing the Earth’s low ionosphere during solar flares using VLF signals and goes solar X-ray data A. Kolarski & D. Grubor
71. Changes of atmospheric properties over Belgrade, observed using remote sensing and in situ methods during the partial solar eclipse of 20 March 2015 L. Ilić et al.