Stelios Potirakis

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University of West Attica

Greece

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Stelios Potirakis is a Professor at the University of West Attica, Greece. His research areas include ionospheric studies, meteorological anomalies, and the use of machine learning in forecasting financial market volatility. Recent publications highlight his investigations into geomagnetic storms, gravity waves, and the effects of solar eclipses on atmospheric phenomena. He also explores the statistical relationships between natural disasters and electromagnetic signals.

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I. A. Daglis

GREECE

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fotis diakonos

University of Athens

GREECE

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Michael Hanias

Associate Professor

Democritus University of Thrace

GREECE

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Alex Alexandridis

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University of West Attica

GREECE

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Perikles Papadopoulos

University of West Attica

GREECE

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Dimitrios Z. Politis

Univerity of West Attica

GREECE

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Ken Umeno

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Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Stavros Stavrinides

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International Hellenic University

GREECE

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Articles (20)

A Spike Train Production Mechanism Based on Intermittency Dynamics

Global Response of Vertical Total Electron Content to Mother’s Day G5 Geomagnetic Storm of May 2024: Insights from IGS and GIM Observations

Study on the Distribution of Gravity Wave (GW) Activity in Six Bay of Bengal Tropical Cyclones

Investigation of the Ionospheric Response on Mother’s Day 2024 Geomagnetic Superstorm over the European Sector

Investigation of the Ionospheric Effects of the Solar Eclipse of April 8, 2024 Using Multi-Instrument Measurements

Meteorological Anomalies During Earthquake Preparation: A Case Study for the 1995 Kobe Earthquake (M = 7.3) Based on Statistical and Machine Learning-Based Analyses

Forecasting Forex Market Volatility Using Deep Learning Models and Complexity Measures

A Six-Year (2014–2020) Statistical Correlation Study of VLF Terminator Time Shift with Earthquakes in Japan

Swarm Investigation of Ultra-Low-Frequency (ULF) Pulsation and Plasma Irregularity Signatures Potentially Associated with Geophysical Activity

Thermal Anomalies Observed during the Crete Earthquake on 27 September 2021

Investigating Dynamical Complexity and Fractal Characteristics of Bitcoin/US Dollar and Euro/US Dollar Exchange Rates around the COVID-19 Outbreak

Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking in Systems Obeying the Dynamics of On–Off Intermittency and Presenting Bimodal Amplitude Distributions

Investigation of Dynamical Complexity in Swarm-Derived Geomagnetic Activity Indices Using Information Theory

Possible Pre-Seismic Indications Prior to Strong Earthquakes That Occurred in Southeastern Mediterranean as Observed Simultaneously by Three VLF/LF Stations Installed in Athens (Greece)

Preseismic Perturbations and their Inhomogeneity as Computed from Ground- and Space-Based Investigation during the 2016 Fukushima Earthquake

A New Symbolic Time Series Analysis Method Based on Time-to-Space Mapping, through a Symmetric Magnetic Field, Quantized by Prime Numbers

Critical Dynamics in Stratospheric Potential Energy Variations Prior to Significant (M > 6.7) Earthquakes

An Amateur-Radio-Based Open-Source (HW/SW) VLF/LF Receiver for Lower Ionosphere Monitoring, Examples of Identified Perturbations

Post-spontaneous-symmetry-breaking power-laws after a very strong earthquake: Indication for the preparation of a new strong earthquake or not?

Seismogenic Anomalies in Atmospheric Gravity Waves as Observed from SABER/TIMED Satellite during Large Earthquakes

Collaborators (8)

I. A. Daglis

fotis diakonos

Michael Hanias

Alex Alexandridis

Perikles Papadopoulos

Dimitrios Z. Politis

Ken Umeno

Stavros Stavrinides

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