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6. Upper‐Atmosphere Mass Density Variations From CASSIOPE Precise Orbits A. Calabia & S. Jin
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8. Thermospheric Density: An Overview of Temporal and Spatial Variations L. Qian & S. Solomon
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10. In-Situ CHAMP Observation of Ionosphere-Thermosphere Coupling H. Lühr et al.
11. Kinematics effects of atmospheric friction in spacecraft flybys L. Acedo
12. A New Method for Deriving the Nightside Thermospheric Density Based on GUVI Dayside Limb Observations T. Yu et al.
13. Characteristics of F‐region dynamo currents deduced from CHAMP magnetic field measurements J. Park et al.
14. New modes and mechanisms of thermospheric mass density variations from GRACE accelerometers A. Calabia & S. Jin
15. New insights into the complex interplay between drag forces and its thermospheric consequences V. Hsu et al.
16. Solar cycle, seasonal, and asymmetric dependencies of thermospheric mass density disturbances due to magnetospheric forcing A. Calabia & S. Jin
17. Intra-annual variations of the thermospheric density at 400 km altitude from 1996 to 2006 S. Wang et al.
18. Analysis of the Impact of Atmospheric Models on the Orbit Prediction of Space Debris Y. Ding et al.
19. Near-Real-Time Global Thermospheric Density Variations Unveiled by Starlink Ephemeris Z. Ou et al.
20. Response of thermosphere density to changes in interplanetary magnetic field sector polarity Y. Kwak et al.
21. Altitude variations in the thermosphere mass density response to geomagnetic activity during the recent solar minimum X. Liu et al.
22. Neutral density depletions associated with equatorial plasma bubbles as observed by the CHAMP satellite J. Park et al.
23. An empirical model of the thermospheric mass density derived from CHAMP satellite C. Xiong et al.
24. The complete spectrum of the equatorial electrojet related to solar tides: CHAMP observations H. Lühr & C. Manoj
25. Thermospheric mass density: A review J. Emmert
26. Thermospheric density estimation and responses to the March 2013 geomagnetic storm from GRACE GPS-determined precise orbits A. Calabia & S. Jin
27. Variations of the nighttime thermospheric mass density at low and middle latitudes R. Ma et al.
28. Solar flux variation of the electron temperature morning overshoot in the equatorialFregion C. Stolle et al.
29. Seasonal Oscillations of Thermosphere Neutral Density at Dusk/Dawn as Measured by Three Satellite Missions X. Zhang et al.
30. Empirical mode decomposition feature based Bi-LSTM and GRU neural network predictions of thermospheric density during rising and minimum solar activity from 2018 to 2022 P. Panpiboon et al.
31. Importance of lower atmospheric forcing and magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling in simulating neutral density during the February 2016 geomagnetic storm A. Maute et al.
32. Density Perturbations in the Upper Atmosphere Caused by the Dissipation of Solar Wind Energy G. Prölss
33. Influence of the solar wind high-speed streams on the thermospheric neutral density during the declining phase of solar cycle 23 G. Verbanac et al.
34. Neutral Density and Crosswind Determination from Arbitrarily Oriented Multiaxis Accelerometers on Satellites E. Doornbos et al.
35. Impact of solar activity on thermospheric mass density response: Observations from GRACE-FO B. Wang et al.
36. Universal time effect in the response of the thermosphere to electric field changes N. Perlongo & A. Ridley