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1. Echo of ring current storms in the ionosphere T. Gulyaeva & A. Mannucci
2. SIMuRG: System for Ionosphere Monitoring and Research from GNSS Y. Yasyukevich et al.
3. Modeling Center‐of‐Mass of the Ionosphere From the Slab‐Thickness T. Gulyaeva et al.
4. Imaging Global Electron Content backwards in time more than 160 years ago T. Gulyaeva & I. Veselovsky
5. Eight proxy indices of solar activity for the International Reference Ionosphere and Plasmasphere model T. Gulyaeva et al.
6. Inversion of the F2 layer critical frequency with the solar zenith angle T. Gulyaeva & R. Gulyaev
7. Dst Index as a Potential Indicator of Approaching GNSS Performance Deterioration R. Filjar et al.
8. Use of TEC global maps and the IRI model to study ionospheric response to geomagnetic disturbances O. Maltseva et al.
9. The Use of the Total Electron Content Measured by Navigation Satellites to Estimate Ionospheric Conditions O. Maltseva & N. Mozhaeva
10. Features of the Electromagnetic and Plasma Disturbances Induced at the Altitudes of the Earth’s Outer Ionosphere by Modification of the Ionospheric F 2 Region Using High-Power Radio Waves Radiated by the SURA Heating Facility V. Frolov et al.
11. The Results of Measurements of Features of Artificial Electromagnetic and Plasma Perturbations in the Outer Ionosphere of the Earth Using the DEMETER Satellite V. Frolov et al.
12. A Qualitative Study of the Ionospheric Weak Response to Super Geomagnetic Storms H. Li et al.
13. A new pair of indices to describe the relationship between ionospheric disturbances and geomagnetic activity Z. Chen et al.
14. Investigation of the planar midlatitude ionospheric trend under different levels of solar activity S. Kumbay Yildiz
15. Impact of magnetic storms on the global TEC distribution D. Blagoveshchensky et al.
16. Performance of short-terms prediction methods of vertical total electron content using nonlinear autoregressive neuronal network and stochastic autoregressive model M. Natali & A. Meza
17. Inter-hemispheric imaging of the ionosphere with the upgraded IRI-Plas model during the space weather storms T. Gulyaeva et al.
18. AATR an ionospheric activity indicator specifically based on GNSS measurements J. Juan et al.
19. Ionospheric Weather During Five Extreme Geomagnetic Superstorms Since IGY Deduced With the Instantaneous Global Maps GIM‐foF2 I. Stanislawska et al.
20. ДИНАМИКА КРУПНОМАСШТАБНЫХ ИОНОСФЕРНЫХ НЕОДНОРОДНОСТЕЙ, СТИМУЛИРОВАННЫХ МОЩНЫМ КОРОТКОВОЛНОВЫМ ИЗЛУЧЕНИЕМ СТЕНДА “СУРА”, ПО ДАННЫМ ИЗМЕРЕНИЙ НА СЕТИ НАЗЕМНЫХ СТАНЦИЙ ГЛОБАЛЬНЫХ НАВИГАЦИОННЫХ СПУТНИКОВЫХ СИСТЕМ, "Геомагнетизм и аэрономия" Д. Когогин et al.
21. The Second-Order Derivative of GPS Carrier Phase as a Promising Means for Ionospheric Scintillation Research V. Demyanov et al.
22. Deformation of the ionosphere structure during the space weather events on October–November 2003 T. Gulyaeva & I. Stanislawska
23. Ionospheric Weather Disturbance Indices Based on Spectral Whitening Y. ZHAO et al.
24. Ionospheric Scale Index Map Based on TEC Data During the Saint Patrick Magnetic Storm and EPBs C. Denardini et al.
25. An Overview of Ionosphere—Thermosphere Models Available for Space Weather Purposes A. Belehaki et al.
26. Study of ionospheric disturbances over Mexico associated with transient space weather events E. Romero-Hernandez et al.
27. Comparison of the TEC-based ionospheric disturbance indices AATR and WTEC O. Berngardt et al.
28. Excitation of a magnetospheric maser through modification of the Earth’s ionosphere by high-power HF radio emission from a ground-based transmitter G. Markov et al.
29. An Analysis of Ozone and NO2 Variations during the 2014 Solar Proton Event S. Zenchanka et al.
30. Ionospheric perturbation indices based on the low- and high-orbiting satellite radio tomography data I. Nesterov et al.
31. Online, automatic, ionospheric maps: IRI-PLAS-MAP F. Arikan et al.
32. Introducing a disturbance ionosphere index N. Jakowski et al.
33. Probability of occurrence of planetary ionosphere storms associated with the magnetosphere disturbance storm time events T. Gulyaeva et al.
34. GIM-TEC adaptive ionospheric weather assessment and forecast system T. Gulyaeva et al.
35. Phase-Difference Approach for GNSS Global Ionospheric Total Electron Content Mapping A. Padokhin et al.
36. Sequence of space storm effects in ionospheric anomalies and geomagnetic activity T. Gulyaeva
37. Disturbances in the Magnetosphere and Ionosphere during Spotless Sun T. Gulyaeva
38. SibNet — Siberian Global Navigation Satellite System Network: Current state Ю. Ясюкевич et al.
39. An Empirical Model for the Ionospheric Global Electron Content Storm-Time Response S. Li et al.
40. Comparison of model and experimental ionospheric parameters at high latitudes O. Maltseva et al.
41. Study of the equatorial and low-latitude total electron content response to plasma bubbles during solar cycle 24–25 over the Brazilian region using a Disturbance Ionosphere indeX G. Picanço et al.
42. Dynamic Changes of the Ionospheric Artificial Airglow Region Caused by High-Power Radio Waves Based on a Joint Analysis of Night-Sky Snapshots in the 630 nm Line and Total Electron Content Variation Maps D. Kogogin et al.
43. Ionospheric Storm Scale Index Based on High Time Resolution UPC‐IonSAT Global Ionospheric Maps (IsUG) Q. Liu et al.
44. Association of ionospheric storms and substorms of Global Electron Content with proxy AE index S. Yenen et al.
45. A New Index to Descript the Regional Ionospheric Disturbances During Storm Time P. Ban et al.
46. The cooperative IGS RT-GIMs: a reliable estimation of the global ionospheric electron content distribution in real time Q. Liu et al.
47. Obtaining Ionospheric Conditions according to Data of Navigation Satellites O. Maltseva & N. Mozhaeva
48. Dynamics of large-scale ionospheric inhomogeneities caused by a powerful radio emission of the Sura facility from the data collected onto ground-based GNSS network D. Kogogin et al.
49. Disturbances in the Magnetosphere and Ionosphere during Spotless Sun T. Gulyaeva
50. Chain of responses of geomagnetic and ionospheric storms to a bunch of central coronal hole and high speed stream of solar wind T. Gulyaeva & R. Gulyaev
51. WTEC: A new index to estimate the intensity of ionospheric disturbances S. Voeykov et al.
52. Ionospheric Scale Index Map Based on TEC Data for Space Weather Studies and Applications C. Denardini et al.
53. Model based Computerized Ionospheric Tomography in space and time H. Tuna et al.
54. Modeling ionospheric foF2 response during geomagnetic storms using neural network and linear regression techniques M. Tshisaphungo et al.
55. Monitoring and modeling of ionospheric characteristics in the framework of European COST 296 Action MIERS I. Stanislawska et al.
56. Persistent perturbations of ionosphere at diminution of solar and geomagnetic activity during 21–24 solar cycles T. Gulyaeva et al.
57. Brazilian active GNSS networks as systems for monitoring the ionosphere V. Stuani Pereira & P. de Oliveira Camargo
58. Jeomanyetik Fırtınaların Pilotların Kognitif Durumlarına Etkileri Üzerine Hipotez Ü. GÖKER
59. Magnetosphere-associated storms and the autonomous storms in the ionosphere–plasmasphere environment T. Gulyaeva & I. Stanislawska
60. Global Response of Vertical Total Electron Content to Mother’s Day G5 Geomagnetic Storm of May 2024: Insights from IGS and GIM Observations S. Pal et al.
61. SibNet — Siberian Global Navigation Satellite System Network: Current state Ю. Ясюкевич et al.