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1. Current status of seismo-electromagnetics for short-term earthquake prediction M. Hayakawa & Y. Hobara
2. Geomagnetic Disturbances and Pulse Amplitude Anomalies Preceding M > 6 Earthquakes from 2021 to 2022 in Sichuan-Yunnan, China X. Li et al.
3. Remarkable variations in geomagnetic disturbances preceding the 2017 M 7.1 Jiuzhaigou earthquake Y. Guan et al.
4. Seismogenic ULF/ELF Wave Phenomena: Recent Advances and Future Perspectives M. Hayakawa et al.
5. Detection of Geomagnetic Signals as Precursors to Some Earthquakes in China X. Yao et al.
6. Integrated Analysis of Multi-Parameter Precursors to the Fukushima Offshore Earthquake (Mj = 7.3) on 13 February 2021 and Lithosphere–Atmosphere–Ionosphere Coupling Channels M. Hayakawa & Y. Hobara
7. ULF/ELF magnetic field variations from atmosphere induced by seismicity A. Schekotov et al.
8. ULF Magnetic Field Depression as a Possible Precursor to the 2011/3.11 Japan Earthquake A. Schekotov et al.
9. Possible seismogenic origin of changes in the ULF EM resonant structure observed at the Teoloyucan geomagnetic station, Mexico, 1999–2001 A. Kotsarenko et al.
10. Lithosphere–Atmosphere–Ionosphere Coupling Effects Based on Multiparameter Precursor Observations for February–March 2021 Earthquakes (M~7) in the Offshore of Tohoku Area of Japan M. Hayakawa et al.
11. Multi-Parameter Observations of Seismogenic Phenomena Related to the Tokyo Earthquake (M = 5.9) on 7 October 2021 M. Hayakawa et al.
12. Observation of Ultra-Low-Frequency Wave Effects in Possible Association with the Fukushima Earthquake on 21 November 2016, and Lithosphere–Atmosphere–Ionosphere Coupling M. Hayakawa et al.
13. A new method for extracting geomagnetic perturbation anomalies preceding the M7.4 Maduo earthquake L. Feng et al.
14. Ground Water Chemistry Changes before Major Earthquakes and Possible Effects on Animals R. Grant et al.
15. A physical model for the precursory magnetic anomalies of the M5.4 Alum Rock and M6.0 Parkfield earthquakes E. Dologlou
16. Precursory signature of several major earthquakes studied using 40 kHz low frequency signal A. Saha et al.
17. Detection and characterization of geomagnetic anomaly waveforms Z. Wu et al.
18. On the seismogenic increase of the ratio of the ULF geomagnetic field components F. Masci
19. Direct and indirect evidence of pre-seismic electromagnetic emissions associated with two large earthquakes in Japan S. Chowdhury et al.
20. Seismo-ionospheric depression of the ULF geomagnetic fluctuations at Kamchatka and Japan A. Schekotov et al.
21. Flow instabilities in two-phase or supercritical crust fluids and its possible relevance to seismo-electromagnetic disturbances N. Yagova et al.
22. The lower ionospheric perturbation as a precursor to the 11 March 2011 Japan earthquake M. Hayakawa et al.
23. Ionospheric TEC disturbance study over seismically region in China X. Yan et al.
24. West Pacific Earthquake Forecasting Using NOAA Electron Bursts With Independent L-Shells and Ground-Based Magnetic Correlations C. Fidani
25. On effective ULF frequency ranges for geomagnetic earthquake precursor K. Yusof et al.
26. Ultra-Low Frequency Geomagnetic Variations before Dholavira Earthquake M = 5.1 on the 20th of June 2012 in Kachchh Region, Gujarat, India S. Joshi & K. Madhusudhanarao
27. Fractal dimension variability in ULF magnetic field with reference to local earthquakes at MPGO, Ghuttu G. Rawat et al.
28. Refinement of Different Frequency Bands of Geomagnetic Vertical Intensity Polarization Anomalies before M > 5.5 Earthquakes H. Faheem et al.
29. Assessment of Rn-222 continuous time series for the identification of anomalous changes during moderate earthquakes of the Garhwal Himalaya V. Shukla et al.
30. Multistationary Geomagnetic Vertical Intensity Polarization Anomalies for Predicting M ≥ 6 Earthquakes in Qinghai, China L. Feng et al.
31. Ultra-low frequency (ULF) magnetic field emissions associated with some major earthquakes occurred in Indian Subcontinent . Swati et al.
32. SeisGuard: A Software Platform to Establish Automatically an Earthquake Forecasting Model X. Liu et al.
33. On the statistical correlation of over-horizon VHF signals with meteorological radio ducting and seismicity N. Yonaiguchi et al.