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1. Low‐Latitude Whistler‐Wave Spectra and Polarization From VEFI and CINDI Payloads on C/NOFS Satellite A. Jacobson et al.
2. Propagation and Dispersion of Lightning-Generated Whistlers Measured From the Van Allen Probes J. Ripoll et al.
3. Ion density variation at upper ionosphere during thunderstorm B. Mangla et al.
4. Discovery of rapid whistlers close to Jupiter implying lightning rates similar to those on Earth I. Kolmašová et al.
5. Very low latitude (L = 1.08) whistlers and correlation with lightning activity S. Gokani et al.
6. Lightweight Automatic Detection Model for Lightning Whistle Waves Based on Improved YOLOv5 C. LU et al.
7. Source region for whistlers detected at Rothera, Antarctica A. Collier et al.
8. Rare observation of daytime whistlers at very low latitude (L = 1.08) S. Gokani et al.
9. Geospace perturbations induced by the Earth: The state of the art and future trends A. De Santis et al.
10. Lightning Contribution to Overall Whistler Mode Wave Intensities in the Plasmasphere J. Záhlava et al.
11. Ionospheric density perturbations recorded by DEMETER above intense thunderstorms M. Parrot et al.
12. Longitudinal Dependence of Whistler Mode Electromagnetic Waves in the Earth's Inner Magnetosphere J. Záhlava et al.
13. Assimilation and Inversion of Ionospheric Electron Density Data Using Lightning Whistlers T. Xiang et al.
14. A statistical study of whistler waves observed by Van Allen Probes (RBSP) and lightning detected by WWLLN H. Zheng et al.
15. Attenuation of lightning‐produced sferics in the Earth‐ionosphere waveguide and low‐latitude ionosphere B. Burkholder et al.
16. Unexpected Very Low Frequency (VLF) Radio Events Recorded by the Ionospheric Satellite DEMETER M. Parrot et al.
17. Spaceborne Algorithm for Recognizing Lightning Whistler Recorded by an Electric Field Detector Onboard the CSES Satellite Y. Li et al.
18. Lightning-generated waves detected at Mars F. Němec et al.
19. Automated identification of discrete, lightning‐generated, multiple‐dispersed whistler waves in C/NOFS‐VEFI very low frequency observations A. Jacobson et al.
20. On the origin of lower‐ and upper‐frequency cutoffs on wedge‐like spectrograms observed by DEMETER in the midlatitude ionosphere D. Shklyar et al.
21. Spatial distribution and temporal variations of occurrence frequency of lightning whistlers observed by VLF/WBA onboard Akebono Y. Oike et al.
22. Automatic Detection of Lightning Whistlers Observed by the Plasma Wave Experiment Onboard the Arase Satellite Using the OpenCV Library U. Ali Ahmad et al.
23. Relationship between median intensities of electromagnetic emissions in the VLF range and lightning activity F. Němec et al.
24. Overview and early results of the Global Lightning and Sprite Measurements mission M. Sato et al.
25. Jupiter Lightning‐Induced Whistler and Sferic Events With Waves and MWR During Juno Perijoves M. Imai et al.
26. Multi‐Point Observation of Hiss Emerging From Lightning Whistlers O. Santolík et al.
27. Coherency of Lightning Sferics X. Bai & M. Füllekrug
28. Electromagnetic power of lightning superbolts from Earth to space J. Ripoll et al.
29. Whistler Influence on the Overall Very Low Frequency Wave Intensity in the Upper Ionosphere J. Záhlava et al.
30. The generation of whistler, lower hybrid, and magnetosonic waves by satellites passing through ionospheric magnetic field aligned irregularities B. Eliasson & P. Bernhardt
31. Revolutionizing the Detection of Lightning-Generated Whistlers: A Rapid Recognition Model with Parallel Bidirectional SRU Network B. Wang et al.
32. U‐Shaped Spectrograms Registered by the DEMETER Satellite: Observational Features and Formation Mechanism D. Shklyar et al.
33. Analysis of Electric and Magnetic Lightning‐Generated Wave Amplitudes Measured by the Van Allen Probes J. Ripoll et al.
34. Automatic Detection of Whistler Waves in the Top-Side Ionosphere: The WhISPER Technique D. Recchiuti et al.