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1. Global Response of the Ionosphere to Atmospheric Tides Forced from Below: Recent Progress Based on Satellite Measurements D. Pancheva & P. Mukhtarov
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4. The associations of geomagnetic storms, fast solar wind, and stream interaction regions with cardiovascular characteristic in patients with acute coronary syndrome D. Kiznys et al.
5. Heavy rainfall, floods, and flash floods influenced by high-speed solar wind coupling to the magnetosphere–ionosphere–atmosphere system P. Prikryl et al.
6. Advances in studying interactions between aerosols and monsoon in China G. Wu et al.
7. Long-term statistical assessment of Aqua-MODIS aerosol optical depth over coastal regions: bias characteristics and uncertainty sources J. Anderson et al.
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9. The day-to-day effects of strong geomagnetic disturbances on the North Atlantic Oscillation in the winter periods of years 1951–2003 J. Bochníček et al.
10. A quantitative precipitation forecast model using convective-cloud tracking in satellite thermal infrared images and adaptive regression: a case study along East Coast of India B. Goswami et al.
11. A link between high-speed solar wind streams and explosive extratropical cyclones P. Prikryl et al.
12. Occurrence of tornado outbreaks influenced by solar wind–magnetosphere–ionosphere–atmosphere coupling P. Prikryl & V. Rušin
13. Can solar variations explain variations in the Earth’s climate? B. Pittock
14. Standing Slow-Mode Waves in Hot Coronal Loops: Observations, Modeling, and Coronal Seismology T. Wang
15. An intercomparison of 10-day satellite precipitation products during West African monsoon I. Jobard et al.
16. In-flight absolute calibration of an airborne wide-view multispectral imager using a reflectance-based method and its validation W. Chen et al.
17. Statistical Association between Space Weather and Meteorological Variables During Winter in the Baltic Sea Region . Deivydas Kiznys & . Jone Vencloviene
18. The links between atmospheric vorticity, radiation belt electrons, and the solar wind I. Mironova et al.
19. High-Rate Precipitation Occurrence Modulated by Solar Wind High-Speed Streams P. Prikryl et al.
20. Tropospheric weather influenced by solar wind through atmospheric vertical coupling downward control P. Prikryl et al.
21. Mesoscale weather influenced by auroral gravity waves contributing to conditional symmetric instability release? P. Prikryl
22. The influence of compressibility and non-isothermality of the atmosphere on the propagation of acoustic-gravity waves O. Cheremnykh et al.
23. Space weather and hurricanes Irma, Jose and Katia Y. Vyklyuk et al.
24. Peculiarities of the azimuthal propagation of perturbations in discrete auroral arcs during the substorm growth phase I. Kornilov et al.
25. Modified Homogeneous Data Set of Coronal Intensities I. Dorotovič et al.
26. Solar-terrestrial physics and its applications V. Kuznetsov
27. Statistical Associations between Geomagnetic Activity, Solar Wind, Cosmic Ray Intensity, and Heart Rate Variability in Patients after Open-Heart Surgery J. Vencloviene et al.
28. Magnetic Reconnection in the Solar Wind J. Gosling
29. Association of occurrence of major earthquakes throughout the globe with variable component of the green line Fe XIV 530.3 nm during 1950–2014 S. Midya et al.
30. Application of Solar Activity Time Series in Machine Learning Predictive Modeling of Precipitation-Induced Floods S. Malinović-Milićević et al.
31. Associations between Quasi-biennial Oscillation phase, solar wind, geomagnetic activity, and the incidence of acute myocardial infarction J. Vencloviene et al.
32. The role of volcanic aerosols and relativistic electrons in modulating winter storm vorticity B. Tinsley et al.
33. Magnetospheric substorms and discrete arcs of the polar aurora E. Antonova et al.
34. Rapid intensification of tropical cyclones in the context of the solar wind-magnetosphere-ionosphere-atmosphere coupling P. Prikryl et al.