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1. Field-aligned scale length of depleted structures associated with post-sunset equatorial plasma bubbles C. Xiong & H. Lühr
2. The variation of equatorial spread-F occurrences observed by ionosondes at Thailand longitude sector S. Rungraengwajiake et al.
3. Longitudinal Thin Structure of Equatorial Plasma Depletions Coincidently Observed by Swarm Constellation and all‐Sky Imager C. Xiong et al.
4. Climatology of equatorial and low-latitude F region kilometer-scale irregularities over the meridian circle around 120°E/60°W X. Zhao et al.
5. The Role of Strong Meridional Neutral Winds in the Formation of Deep Equatorial Ionization Trough in CHAMP Observations Y. Tian et al.
6. Climatology and modeling of ionospheric irregularities over Greenland based on empirical orthogonal function method Y. Jin et al.
7. Evidence and Causes of an Unusual Super Plasma Bubble Occurrence During Weak Geomagnetic Conditions Over Europe C. Kapil et al.
8. Ionospheric Plasma Vertical Drift and Zonal Wind Variations Cause Unusual Evolution of EPBs During a Geomagnetically Quiet Night K. Wu et al.
9. Edge Plasma Enhancements of Equatorial Plasma Depletions Observed by All‐Sky Imager and the C/NOFS Satellite K. Wu et al.
10. Swarm Langmuir probes' data quality validation and future improvements F. Catapano et al.
11. On the Balance Between Plasma and Magnetic Pressure Across Equatorial Plasma Depletions J. Rodríguez‐Zuluaga et al.
12. Statistical survey of nighttime midlatitude magnetic fluctuations: Their source location and Poynting flux as derived from the Swarm constellation J. Park et al.
13. Modeling TEC Irregularities in the Arctic Ionosphere Using Empirical Orthogonal Function Method Y. Jin et al.
14. Longitudinal variation in the ionosphere‐plasmasphere system at the minimum of solar and geomagnetic activity: Investigation of temporal and latitudinal dependences M. Klimenko et al.
15. Instantaneous amplitude of low-latitude ionospheric irregularities probed by ROCSAT-1, DEMETER, and FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2 C. Huang et al.
16. Topside Ionospheric Structures Determined via Automatically Detected DEMETER Ion Perturbations during a Geomagnetically Quiet Period M. Li et al.
17. Correlation analysis of field-aligned currents from the magnetic measurements of GRACE follow-on mission C. Xiong et al.
18. Linkage of Equatorial Ionization Anomaly With the Day‐To‐Day Occurrence of Postsunset Irregularities and Scintillation in Low‐Latitude Region Around 110°E W. Luo et al.
19. The refractive and diffractive contributions to GPS signal scintillation at high latitudes during the geomagnetic storm on 7–8 September 2017 Y. Zheng et al.
20. The subauroral electron density trough: Comparison between satellite observations and IRI-2007 model estimates C. Xiong et al.
21. Features of highly structured equatorial plasma irregularities deduced from CHAMP observations C. Xiong et al.
22. Seasonal variation of plasma bubbles during solar cycle 23–24 over the Brazilian equatorial region E. Agyei-Yeboah et al.
23. The Ionospheric Bubble Index deduced from magnetic field and plasma observations onboard Swarm J. Park et al.
24. TheSwarmsatellite loss of GPS signal and its relation to ionospheric plasma irregularities C. Xiong et al.
25. Determining the Day-to-Day Occurrence of Low-Latitude Scintillation in Equinoxes at Sanya during High Solar Activities (2012–2013) G. Jia et al.
26. Satellite Geomagnetism N. Olsen & C. Stolle
27. A solar activity correction term for the IRI topside electron density model D. Bilitza & C. Xiong
28. Topside equatorial spread F-related field-aligned Poynting flux: observations and simulations J. Rodríguez-Zuluaga et al.
29. Lunar Tide in the F Region Ionosphere J. Forbes & X. Zhang
30. Interaction Between an EMSTID and an EPB in the EIA Crest Region Over China L. Sun et al.
31. Statistical Analysis of the Occurrence of Ionospheric Scintillations at the Low-Latitude Sanya Station During 2004–2021 B. Xiong et al.
32. Ion Velocity and Temperature Variation Around Topside Nighttime Irregularities: Contrast Between Low‐ and Mid‐Latitude Regions J. Park et al.
33. Investigation of the Physical Mechanisms of the Formation and Evolution of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles During a Moderate Storm on 17 September 2021 K. Wu et al.
34. A long-lived band of plasma density enhancement at mid-latitudes during the 2003 Halloween magnetic storm J. Park et al.
35. Multi-Instrumental Observations of Midlatitude Plasma Irregularities over Eastern Asia during a Moderate Magnetic Storm on 16 July 2003 H. Ye et al.
36. Ionospheric observations from formation flying spacecraft M. Feggeler & S. England
37. The solar activity dependence of nonmigrating tides in electron density at low and middle latitudes observed by CHAMP and GRACE Y. Zhou et al.
38. The Midlatitude Summer Night Anomaly as observed by CHAMP and GRACE: Interpreted as tidal features C. Xiong & H. Lühr
39. Development of the Storm‐Induced Ionospheric Irregularities at Equatorial and Middle Latitudes During the 25–26 August 2018 Geomagnetic Storm I. Cherniak & I. Zakharenkova
40. Validation of the IRI-2020 topside ionosphere options through in-situ electron density observations by low-Earth-orbit satellites A. Pignalberi et al.
41. Estimating the drift velocity of plasma bubbles in airglow images using the scale invariant feature transform and the speeded up robust feature algorithms M. Yacoub et al.
42. On the direction of the Poynting flux associated with equatorial plasma depletions as derived from Swarm J. Rodríguez‐Zuluaga et al.
43. Climatology of the Occurrence Rate and Amplitudes of Local Time Distinguished Equatorial Plasma Depletions Observed by Swarm Satellite X. Wan et al.
44. Nonmigrating tidal signatures in the magnitude and the inter-hemispheric asymmetry of the equatorial ionization anomaly C. Xiong & H. Lühr
45. The magnitude and inter-hemispheric asymmetry of equatorial ionization anomaly-based on CHAMP and GRACE observations C. Xiong et al.
46. Temporal Evolution of Low‐Latitude Plasma Blobs Identified From Multiple Measurements: ICON, GOLD, and Madrigal TEC J. Park et al.
47. Occurrence climatology of equatorial plasma bubbles derived using FormoSat-3 ∕ COSMIC GPS radio occultation data A. Kepkar et al.
48. The correlation study between EIA north crest in the south Asia region and strong earthquakes J. Liu et al.
49. SWARM observations of equatorial electron densities and topside GPS track losses S. Buchert et al.
50. Ionospheric Plasma Irregularities Based on In Situ Measurements From the Swarm Satellites Y. Jin et al.
51. Statistical Analysis of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Climatology and Multi‐Day Periodicity Using GOLD Observations E. Aa et al.
52. Early morning irregularities detected with spaceborne GPS measurements in the topside ionosphere: A multisatellite case study I. Zakharenkova et al.
53. Global occurrence characteristics of ionospheric amplitude scintillation throughout a solar cycle based on COSMIC radio occultation observations: a case study of Solar Cycle 24 D. Zhao et al.
54. Topside Ionosphere Sounding From the CHAMP, GRACE, and GRACE‐FO Missions L. Schreiter et al.
55. Traits of sub-kilometre F-region irregularities as seen with the Swarm satellites S. Aol et al.
56. A Study of the Topside Plasma Blob and Adjacent Bubble Near Sunrise in Low-Latitude Ionosphere During the Main Phase of August 2003 Storm Y. Xiong & L. Geng
57. Global Maps of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles Depletions Based on FORMOSAT‐7/COSMIC‐2 Ion Velocity Meter Plasma Density Observations I. Zakharenkova et al.
58. Comparisons of Ion Density From IVM With the GNSS Differential TEC‐Derived Electron Density on the FORMOSAT‐7/COSMIC‐2 Mission Q. Wu et al.
59. Low and Midlatitude Ionospheric Plasma Density Irregularities and Their Effects on Geomagnetic Field T. Yokoyama & C. Stolle
60. The Occurrence Characteristics of Daytime Irregularities in the Low Latitude Topside F Region at Solar Minimum Revealed by ICON H. Xie et al.
61. Ionospheric storm effects and equatorial plasma irregularities during the 17–18 March 2015 event Y. Zhou et al.
62. The nighttime ionospheric response and occurrence of equatorial plasma irregularities during geomagnetic storms: a case study X. Wan et al.
63. Equatorial and low-latitude ionospheric TEC response to CIR-driven geomagnetic storms at different longitude sectors T. Dugassa et al.
64. Climatology of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles in Ionospheric Connection Explorer/Far-UltraViolet (ICON/FUV) Limb Images J. Park et al.
65. Large-scale ionospheric hole, unusual ionospheric gradients and irregularities observed over South America during the May 2024 geomagnetic superstorm I. Zakharenkova et al.
66. Opposite hemispheric asymmetries during the ionospheric storm of 29–31 August 2004 E. Astafyeva et al.
67. First Detections of Ionospheric Plasma Density Irregularities from GOES Geostationary GPS Observations during Geomagnetic Storms I. Cherniak et al.
68. The Response of Equatorial Ionization Anomaly in 120°E to the Geomagnetic Storm of 18 August 2003 at Different Altitudes From Multiple Satellite Observations W. Luo et al.
69. Statistical Analysis of Equatorial Plasma Irregularities Retrieved From Swarm 2013–2019 Observations E. Aa et al.
70. Systematic study of intermediate-scale structures of equatorial plasma irregularities in the ionosphere based on CHAMP observations H. Lühr et al.
71. Characterization of local time dependence of equatorial spread F responses to substorms in the American sector S. Gao et al.
72. Multi-instrument observations of ionospheric super plasma bubbles in the European longitude sector during the 23–24 April 2023 severe geomagnetic storm I. Zakharenkova et al.
73. The Altitudinal Dependences of the Inter‐Hemispheric Asymmetry in the Mid‐Latitude Ionospheric Post‐Midnight Enhancement During Equinox H. Zhang et al.
74. New Index to Characterize Ionospheric Irregularity Distribution E. Yizengaw
75. Equatorial plasma bubbles developing around sunrise observed by an all-sky imager and global navigation satellite system network during storm time K. Wu et al.
76. Low‐latitude scintillation weakening during sudden stratospheric warming events E. de Paula et al.
77. Using a Spatial Analysis Method to Study the Seismo-Ionospheric Disturbances of Electron Density Observed by China Seismo-Electromagnetic Satellite J. Liu et al.
78. Challenges and Gaps in Understanding and Monitoring Low-Latitude F-region Plasma Irregularities A. Maute et al.
79. Scale analysis of equatorial plasma irregularities derived from Swarm constellation C. Xiong et al.
80. Automatic detection of equatorial plasma bubbles using deep neural networks T. Zhang et al.
81. A Brief Review of Equatorial Plasma Bubbles A. Patil et al.
82. Comparisons of in situ ionospheric density using ion velocity meters onboard FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2 and ICON missions J. Choi et al.
83. Analysis of the Ionospheric Irregularities and Phase Scintillation at Low and Middle Latitudes Based on Swarm Observations J. Kuai et al.
84. Characterization of equatorial plasma depletions detected from derived GPS data in South America S. Magdaleno et al.
85. Instability Mechanisms for the F‐Region Plasma Irregularities Inside the Midlatitude Ionospheric Trough: Swarm Observations Y. Liu et al.
86. Intercalibration of the Plasma Density Measurements in Earth's Topside Ionosphere A. Smirnov et al.
87. The Low-Latitude Plasma Irregularities after Sunrise from Multiple Observations in Both Hemispheres during the Recovery Phase of a Storm W. Luo et al.
88. Distribution Characteristics of the Plasma Irregularities Inside the Mid‐Latitude Ionospheric Trough Based on Swarm In Situ Measurements Y. Liu et al.
89. Ionospheric Bubble Seeker: A Java Application to Detect and Characterize Ionospheric Plasma Depletion From GPS Data S. Magdaleno et al.
90. Validation of GRACE electron densities by incoherent scatter radar data and estimation of plasma scale height in the topside ionosphere C. Xiong et al.
91. Occurrence of the dayside three‐peak density structure in the F2 and the topside ionosphere E. Astafyeva et al.
92. Climatology of GPS signal loss observed by Swarm satellites C. Xiong et al.
93. The study of topside ionospheric irregularities during geomagnetic storms in 2015 O. Jimoh et al.
94. Nonmigrating tidal signature in the distributions of equatorial plasma bubbles and prereversal enhancement H. Kil et al.
95. Three-dimensional morphology of equatorial plasma bubbles deduced from measurements onboard CHAMP J. Park et al.
96. The Potential of LEO-PNT Mega-Constellations for Ionospheric 3-D Imaging: A Simulation Study F. Prol et al.
97. Topside Ionospheric Models Revealed by Automatically Detected Relative and Absolute Swarm-A/C Perturbations T. Liu et al.
98. Equatorial plasma bubbles features over the Brazilian sector according to the solar cycle and geomagnetic activity level C. Carmo et al.
99. Research on Ionospheric Scintillation Effects and Prediction Model in East Asia Based on COSMIC-1 Occultation Dataset Y. Zhang et al.
100. Tandem Observations of Nighttime Mid‐Latitude Topside Ionospheric Perturbations H. Song et al.
101. Observation of equatorial plasma bubbles by the airglow imager on ISS-IMAP H. Nakata et al.
102. Giant ionospheric density hole near the 2022 Hunga-Tonga volcanic eruption: multi-point satellite observations J. Choi et al.
103. Variation in occurrence of equatorial plasma bubbles (EPBs) using All Sky Imager from low latitude station Kolhapur (16.8 °N, 74.2 °E, 10.6° dip. Lat.) A. Sharma et al.
104. IRI‐2007 model overestimates electron density during the 23/24 solar minimum H. Lühr & C. Xiong
105. Ionospheric Nighttime F‐Region Irregularities During Geomagnetically Quiet Conditions as Observed With 205 MHz VHF Radar at an Equatorial Trough Station, Cochin R. Varadarajan et al.