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1. Atmosphere-ionosphere response to the M9 Tohoku earthquake revealed by multi-instrument space-borne and ground observations: Preliminary results D. Ouzounov et al.
2. Atmospheric anomalies associated with Mw>6.0 earthquakes in Pakistan and Iran during 2010–2017 M. Shah et al.
3. Pre-seismic anomalies from optical satellite observations: a review Z. Jiao et al.
4. Surface latent heat flux anomalies quasi-synchronous with ionospheric disturbances before the 2007 Pu’er earthquake in China K. Qin et al.
5. Intensity Variations of OI 557.7 nm and OI 630.0 nm Lines before M5.0 and Greater Earthquakes in Tokyo Region, Japan, in 1979 to 1990 P. Gole et al.
6. Investigation of atmospheric anomalies associated with Kashmir and Awaran Earthquakes I. Mahmood et al.
7. Variation of Thermal Infrared Brightness Temperature Anomalies in the Madoi Earthquake and Associated Earthquakes in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau (China) X. Yang et al.
8. Review of Subionospheric VLF/LF Radio Signals for the Study of Seismogenic Lower-Ionospheric Perturbations M. Hayakawa
9. Artificial Neural Network based thermal anomalies associated with earthquakes in Pakistan from MODIS LST M. Shah et al.
10. VLF/LF Radio Sounding of Ionospheric Perturbations Associated with Earthquakes M. Hayakawa
11. Pre-earthquake Atmospheric and Ionospheric Anomalies before Taiwan Earthquakes (M 6.1 and M 6.4) on February (4th and 6th), 2018 C. Prasanna Simha et al.
12. Over-the-Horizon Anomalous VHF Propagation and Earthquake Precursors M. Devi et al.
13. A Lithosphere–Atmosphere–Ionosphere Coupling Phenomenon Observed Before M 7.7 Jamaica Earthquake M. Adil et al.
14. Latent heat flux and air temperature anomalies along an active fault zone associated with recent Iran earthquakes H. Alvan et al.
15. Co-seismic characterization analysis in PWV and land-atmospheric observations associated with Luding Ms 6.8 earthquake occurrence in China on September 5, 2022 A. Guo et al.
16. Response of Surface and Atmospheric Parameters Associated With the Iran M 7.3 Earthquake F. Jing & R. Singh
17. Spatial and temporal behaviour of Ionospheric VTEC and Atmospheric parameters before New Zealand earthquake on 13th November 2016 (M 7.8) C. Simha et al.
18. Seismic triggering of atmospheric variables prior to the major earthquakes in the Middle East within a 12-year time-period of 2002–2013 M. Mansouri Daneshvar et al.
19. Precursory signals associated with the 2010 M8.8 Bio-Bio earthquake (Chile) and the 2010 M7.2 Baja California earthquake (Mexico) H. Alvan et al.
20. Time-lag correlations between atmospheric anomalies and earthquake events in Iran and the surrounding Middle East region (1980–2018) M. Mansouri Daneshvar et al.
21. A new computerized ionosphere tomography model using the mapping function and an application to the study of seismic-ionosphere disturbance J. Kong et al.
22. Associating an ionospheric parameter with major earthquake occurrence throughout the world D. GHOSH & S. MIDYA
23. Variations of multi-parameter observations in atmosphere related to earthquake F. Jing et al.
24. Effect of VLF Electromagnetic Radiations Associated with Some Moderate Shallow Earthquakes (4.9 ≤ M ≤ 6, Depth ≤ 20 Km) on the Atmosphere as Observed in the Terrestrial Antenna at Mathura . Raj Pal Singh et al.
25. Satellite Remote Sensing in Seismology. A Review A. Tronin
26. Tridimensional reconstruction of the Co-Seismic Ionospheric Disturbance around the time of 2015 Nepal earthquake J. Kong et al.
27. On the Tempo-Spatial Evolution of the Lower Ionospheric Perturbation for the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquakes from Comparisons of VLF Propagation Data Observed at Multiple Stations with Wave-Hop Theoretical Computations T. Asano & M. Hayakawa
28. Measurement of Doppler shifts of short-distance subionospheric LF transmitter signals and seismic effects S. Asai et al.
29. Investigation of earthquake thermal precursors in active tectonic regions of the world I. Mahmood et al.
30. Observation of surface and atmospheric parameters using “NOAA 18” satellite: a study on earthquakes of Sumatra and Nicobar Is regions for the year 2014 (M ≥ 6.0) V. Natarajan & P. Philipoff
31. Precursor anomalies prior to the 2006 Java and 2016 Yujing earthquakes I. Mahmood et al.
32. Study of thermal IR phenomena associated with 27 February 2010 Chile Mw 8.8 earthquake using MODIS data V. Kancherla et al.
33. Estimation of parameters (date and magnitude) of two strong earthquakes in Iran by integrating different earthquake precursors M. Khoshgoftar & M. Saradjian
34. Multi-Parameter Observations of Seismogenic Phenomena Related to the Tokyo Earthquake (M = 5.9) on 7 October 2021 M. Hayakawa et al.
35. A statistical study on the correlation between lower ionospheric perturbations as seen by subionospheric VLF/LF propagation and earthquakes M. Hayakawa et al.
36. Satellite thermal infrared anomalies associatedwith strong earthquakes in the Vrancea area ofRomania M. Zoran et al.
37. Estimation of the date and magnitude of impending massive earthquakes using the integration of precursors obtainable from remote sensing data M. Khoshgoftar & M. Saradjian
38. Can the thermal remote sensing survey be considered as an earthquake precursor? L. Piroddi & G. Ranieri
39. Anomalous variations of air temperature prior to earthquakes I. Mahmood
40. Brief Communication: The interaction of clouds with surface latent heat flux variation before the 2011 M = 6.1 Russia earthquake Y. Jie & G. Guangmeng
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46. Probing the lower ionospheric perturbations associated with earthquakes by means of subionospheric VLF/LF propagation M. Hayakawa
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