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1. Ion temperature anisotropy effects on the dispersion relation and threshold conditions of a sheared current-driven electrostatic ion-acoustic instability with applications to the collisional high-latitude F-region P. Perron et al.
2. Aspect angle dependence of naturally enhanced ion acoustic lines H. Akbari & J. Semeter
3. Multi‐Instrument Observations of the Evolution of Polar Cap Patches Associated With Flow Shears and Particle Precipitation D. Zhang et al.
4. The science case for the EISCAT_3D radar I. McCrea et al.
5. Characteristics of Poker Flat Incoherent Scatter Radar (PFISR) naturally enhanced ion-acoustic lines (NEIALs) in relation to auroral forms R. Michell et al.
6. Radar interferometer calibration of the EISCAT Svalbard Radar and a additional receiver station N. Schlatter et al.
7. A Statistical Study of Auroral Medium Frequency Bursts and Anomalous Incoherent Scatter Radar Echoes E. Hudson et al.
8. High‐resolution observations of naturally enhanced ion acoustic lines and accompanying auroral fine structures R. Michell & M. Samara
9. Soliton-induced spectrally uniform ion line power enhancements at the ionospheric F region peak J. Ekeberg et al.
10. Incoherent scatter ion line enhancements and auroral arc-induced Kelvin–Helmholtz turbulence J. Ekeberg et al.
11. The distribution of shoulder enhancement and associated features among NEIALs spectra observed with the EISCAT Svalbard 42m radar . Bashkim DALIPI et al.
12. Enhanced EISCAT UHF backscatter during high-energy auroral electron precipitation N. Schlatter et al.
13. On the statistical relation between ion upflow and naturally enhanced ion-acoustic lines observed with the EISCAT Svalbard radar Y. Ogawa et al.
14. Observability of NEIALs with the Sondrestrom and Poker Flat incoherent scatter radars R. Michell & M. Samara