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1. Detection and monitoring of earthquake precursors: TwinSat, a Russia–UK satellite project V. Chmyrev et al.
2. Model of electric discharge formation in the lower atmosphere over a seismic region V. Sorokin et al.
3. Model for the VLF/LF radio signal anomalies formation associated with earthquakes V. Sorokin & O. Pokhotelov
4. The characteristics of quasistatic electric field perturbations observed by DEMETER satellite before large earthquakes X. Zhang et al.
5. A semi-supervised total electron content anomaly detection method using LSTM-auto-encoder A. Muhammad & F. Külahcı
6. Generation of VHF radio emissions by electric discharges in the lower atmosphere over a seismic region V. Sorokin et al.
7. Aerosols and seismo-ionosphere coupling: A review A. Namgaladze et al.
8. Electrodynamic model of atmospheric and ionospheric processes on the eve of an earthquake V. Sorokin & Y. Ruzhin
9. The altitude profile of atmospheric ion concentration, and the determination of the recombination and attachment coefficients in the suburbs areas F. Vila & F. Mandija
10. Estimate for the strength of the electric field penetrating from the Earth’s surface to the ionosphere V. Denisenko
11. ULF Activity in the Earth Environment: Penetration of Electric Field from the Near-Ground Source to the Ionosphere under Different Configurations of the Geomagnetic Field V. Yutsis et al.
12. Variations of Atmospheric ELF/VLF Radio Noise Due to Seismogenic Modifications in Tropospheric Conductivity M. Hayakawa & A. Nickolaenko
13. The earthquake-related disturbances in ionosphere and project of the first China seismo-electromagnetic satellite X. Shen et al.
14. Modeling of total electron content disturbances caused by electric currents between the Earth and the ionosphere M. Karpov et al.
15. Analysis of the enhanced negative correlation between electron density and electron temperature related to earthquakes X. Shen et al.
16. The Generation of Seismogenic Anomalous Electric Fields in the Lower Atmosphere, and Its Application to Very-High-Frequency and Very-Low-Frequency/Low-Frequency Emissions: A Review M. Hayakawa et al.
17. Spectral Analysis and Information Entropy Approaches to Data of VLF Disturbances in the Waveguide Earth-Ionosphere Y. Rapoport et al.
18. Manifestations of the earthquake preparations in the ionosphere total electron content variations A. Namgaladze et al.
19. On electric field penetration from ground into the ionosphere V. Denisenko et al.
20. Numerical simulation of the variations in the total electron content of the ionosphere observed before the Haiti earthquake of January 12, 2010 A. Namgaladze et al.
21. Determination of possible responses of Radon-222, magnetic effects, and total electron content to earthquakes on the North Anatolian Fault Zone, Turkiye: an ARIMA and Monte Carlo Simulation D. Mohammed et al.
22. Possible Locking Shock Time in 2–48 Hours T. Chen et al.
23. Physical models of coupling in the lithosphere-atmosphere-ionosphere system before earthquakes V. Liperovsky et al.
24. A spatial analysis of the ionospheric TEC anomalies prior to M7.0+ earthquakes during 2003–2014 F. Zhu et al.
25. The numerical simulation on ionospheric perturbations in electric field before large earthquakes S. Zhao et al.
26. Anomalous Variation in GPS TEC, Land and Ocean Parameters Prior to 3 Earthquakes K. Yadav et al.
27. Tridimensional reconstruction of the Co-Seismic Ionospheric Disturbance around the time of 2015 Nepal earthquake J. Kong et al.
28. Unique atmospheric wave: precursor to the 26 January 2001 Bhuj, India, earthquake B. Gera et al.
29. Investigating radon and TEC anomalies relative to earthquakes via AI models A. Muhammad et al.
30. Earthquakes and global electrical circuit A. Namgaladze
31. A mathematical model of quasistationary electric field penetration from ground to the ionosphere with inclined magnetic field V. Denisenko et al.
32. Ion Transport from Soil to Air and Electric Field Amplitude of the Boundary Layer A. Muhammad et al.
33. Physical mechanism of ionospheric total electron content perturbations over a seismoactive region Y. Ruzhin et al.
34. The Seismo-Ionospheric Disturbances before the 9 June 2022 Maerkang Ms6.0 Earthquake Swarm J. Liu et al.
35. Study on the background characteristics of electric fields constrained by cross-sphere observations M. Yang et al.
36. Preseismic alteration of atmospheric electrical conditions due to anomalous radon emanation Y. Omori et al.
37. Statistical Analysis of High–Energy Particle Perturbations in the Radiation Belts Related to Strong Earthquakes Based on the CSES Observations L. Wang et al.
38. Scattering of VHF transmitter signals by seismic-related electric discharges in the troposphere V. Sorokin et al.
39. Propagation of Seismogenic Electric Currents Through the Earth's Atmosphere V. Denisenko et al.
40. The Correlation between Ionospheric Electron Density Variations Derived from Swarm Satellite Observations and Seismic Activity at the Australian–Pacific Tectonic Plate Boundary W. Jarmołowski et al.
41. Influence of Ionospheric Wind on the Formation of VLF/LF Anomalies Related to Earthquake Preparation V. Sorokin
42. Disturbance of the ionospheric D region by the electric current of the atmospheric-ionospheric electric circuit A. Laptukhov et al.
43. Ionospheric Disturbances Recorded by DEMETER Satellite over Active Volcanoes: From August 2004 to December 2010 J. Zlotnicki et al.
44. VLF transmitter signals as a possible tool for detection of seismic effects on the ionosphere V. Chmyrev et al.
45. An electric field penetration model for seismo-ionospheric research C. Zhou et al.