Morris Cohen

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Georgia Institute of Technology

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Paul Bernhardt

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University of Alaska Fairbanks

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Mark Gołkowski

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Vijay Harid

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University of Denver

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Detection and Classification of Sporadic E Using Convolutional Neural Networks

Quantification of Lightning‐Induced Electron Precipitation Events on Electron Fluxes in the Radiation Belts

A D‐Region Ionospheric Imaging Method Using Sferic‐Based Tomography

Topside Electron Density Modeling Using Neural Network and Empirical Model Predictions

Unifying VLF Transmitter and Sferic Modeling Efforts Via Tomography

Low Frequency Magnetic Field Observations of Natural Positive Leaders Featuring Stepwise Propagation

Active Precipitation of Radiation Belt Electrons Using Rocket Exhaust Driven Amplification (REDA) of Man‐Made Whistlers

A Large Database of Lightning‐Induced Electron Precipitation Events

Improving Electron Density Predictions in the Topside of the Ionosphere Using Machine Learning on In Situ Satellite Data

Mass Statistical Analysis of Early VLF Events

Revealing Novel Connections Between Space Weather and the Power Grid: Network Analysis of Ground‐Based Magnetometer and Geomagnetically Induced Currents (GIC) Measurements

Broadband Electrically Small VLF/LF Transmitter via Time-Varying Antenna Properties

Development of a High‐Latitude Convection Model by Application of Machine Learning to SuperDARN Observations

A New Four‐Parameter D‐Region Ionospheric Model: Inferences From Lightning‐Emitted VLF Signals

Seasonal Variation of the D‐Region Ionosphere: Very Low Frequency (VLF) and Machine Learning Models

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Paul Bernhardt

Mark Gołkowski

Vijay Harid

D. Hampton

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