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2021 Workshop
Solar Influences on the Magnetosphere, Ionosphere and Atmosphere
Program & Presentations
Day 1 – Monday, 13 September
Oral Session
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| 09:40-10:10 | Rozelot J.P., Kosovichev A.K. | Solar gravitational moments: what are they and what do they do? A little comprehensive review |
| 10:10-10:30 | Demetrescu C., Dobrica V., Stefan C. | Geomagnetic data as a source of information on past evolution of the solar activity / space climate |
| 10:30-10:50 | Komitov B.P. | Predictions for SC25, SC26 and SC27 magnitudes in relation to the long-term solar activity changes |
| 10:50-11:10 | Zharkova V., Shepherd S., Popova E. Zharkov S. | Solar activity enters the modern grand solar minimum: magnetic field observations and models of dipole and quadruple waves |
| 11:10-11:40 | Coffee break | |
| 11:40-12:00 | Murakozy J. | Details of the sunspot groups` decay |
| 12:00-12:20 | Yermolaev Yu. I., Lodkina I.G., Khokhlachev A. A., Yermolaev M.Yu. | Decrease in solar wind parameters after a minimum of 22-23 solar cycles |
| 12:20-12:50 | Georgieva K., Kirov B., Asenovski S. | Solar wind and geomagnetic activity |
| 12:50-13:10 | Georgieva K., Asenovski S., Kirov B. | Criteria for identification of geoeffective solar events |
| Lunch break |
Poster Session (17:30-18:30)
- Borisenko A.V., Podgorny I.M., Podgorny A.I. - First flare M 1.9 AR 10365: comparing results real-scale time MHD modeling and observational data
- Elias A. et al. - On the correlation between EUV solar radiation proxies and their long-term association
- Isaeva E. - Relationship between the intensity of the SCR proton flux and the parameters of type II radio bursts in the 25-180 MHz range
- Kobylinski Z. - The solar activity, cosmic ray intensity and geomagnetic changes during solar cycles 16 till 24 and our previsions for the next time <
- Krastev K., Semkova J. et al. - Temporal analysis of the GCR flux obtained from the LIULIN instrument in orbit around Mars
- Tsvetkov Ts., Petrov N., Shirov G. - Properties of Solar Activity Phenomena Detected during 2020 December 14 Total Solar Eclipse
- Shkevov R., Erokhin N. et al. - Relativistic electrons resonant acceleration - an analysis of the analytical approximation model
Day 2 – Tuesday, 14 September
Oral Session
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| 09:30-09:50 | Obridko V.N., Sokoloff D.D. et al. | Medium-term oscillations of the solar activity |
| 09:50-10:10 | Roša D,. Hržina D. et al. | Determination of the Solar Rotation Elements and Period from Ruđer Bošković's Sunspot Observations in 1777 |
| 10:10-10:30 | Nakeva Y., Tsvetkov Ts. Et al. | Preliminary Results of Statistical Study on the Solar Cycle 24 |
| 10:30-10:50 | Podgorny A.I., Podgorny I.M. et al. | MHD simulation of a flare situation in real scale of time above AR 10365: development of a technique, choice of parameters, the appearance of field singularities at flare sites |
| 10:50-11:20 | Coffee break | |
| 11:20-11:40 | Koleva K., Dechev M. et al. | Properties of Filament Eruption and Associated Flare Ribbons on 2021 May 9 |
| 11:40-12:00 | Nedal M., Kozarev K., Dechev M. | Estimating the Kinematics of Coronal Bright Fronts and the Associated Plasma Parameters using the SPREAdFAST Framework |
| 12:00-12:20 | Dineva E., Pearson J. et al. | Solar Activity Variations Characterised by Spectroscopic Proxies and Excess Brightness Indices |
| Lunch break |
Poster Session (17:30-18:30)
- Kuhai N., Kalinichenko M. et al. - Solar wind stream structure by IPS observations at decameter wavelengths
- Shevchuk M.V., Melnik V.N. et al. - Determination of the CME core parameters by means of the associated spikes
- Sima A., Dobrica V., Demetrescu C. - On the magnetosphere stand-off distance at the timescale of geomagnetic storm
- Despirak I.V., Kleimenova N.G. et al. - Supersubstorm on 28 May 2011: geomagnetic effects
- Kleimenova N.G., Despirak I.V. et al. - Polar substorms, Svalbard auroras and mid-latitude positive magnetic bays
- Guineva V., Werner R. et al. - Characteristics of the midlatitude effects of different substorms
Day 3 – Wednesday, 15 September
Oral Session
| 09:30-09:50 | Sokoloff D. | Continuous component of solar activity spectrum and solar dynamo |
| 09:50-10:10 | Bubnov I.N., Stanislavsky L.A., Yerin S.N. | Simultaneous observations of solar radio bursts with Ukrainian radiotelescopes and by Parker Solar Probe during its encounter |
| 10:10-10:30 | Kalinichenko M.M., Kuhai N.V. et al. | Statistical characteristics of radio source scintillations at decameter wavelengths |
| 10:30-10:50 | Stepanyuk O., Nedal M., Kozarev K. | Advanced Image Preprocessing and Feature Tracking for Remote CME Characterization with Wavetrack Software: towards Deep-Learning models for Solar Eruptive Feature Characterization. |
| 10:50-11:10 | Melnik V., Shepelev V. et al. | Interferometer observations of solar Type II and Type IV bursts by the radio telescope UTR-2 on 29 May 2014 |
| 11:10-11:40 | Coffee break | |
| 11:40-12:10 | Ozguc A., Kilcik A. | Temporal Variation of Solar Flare Index for the Last Solar Cycle (Cycle 24) |
| 12:10-12:30 | Despirak I.V., Kleimenova N.G., Lubchich A.A. | Several features of intense geomagnetic substorms (supersubstorms): a review |
| 12:30-12:50 | Dobrica V., Demetrescu C. et al. | Certain space weather events in SC24 and their associated hazard assessed by surface geoelectric field |
| 12:50-13:10 | Setsko P.V, Despirak I.V. et al. | Relationship between GICs and supersubstorms: a case study |
| Lunch break |
Day 4 – Thursday, 16 September
Oral Session
| Time | Authors | Presentation |
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| 09:30-09:50 | Shepeliev V., Lytvynenko O. | Impact of space weather on ionospheric scintillation |
| 09:50-10:20 | Adibekyan M. | Analyse of ionospheric and Geomagnetic Pre -earthquake Anomalies |
| 10:20-10:40 | Grigorenko E.E., Leonenko M.V. et al. | Super thin current sheets of electron scales observed in planetary magnetotails |
| 10:40-11:00 | Zharkova V., Khabarova O. et al. | Pitch angle distributions of accelerated particles of solar wind in 3D current sheets with magnetic islands |
| 11:00-11:30 | Coffee break | |
| 11:30-11:50 | Tirnakci M., Kilcik A. | The Relationship between Solar Activity and Geomagnetic Activity Indices in the Last Four Solar Cycles |
| 11:50-12:10 | Werner G., Guineva V. et al. | Calculation of the horizontal power perturbations of the Earth surface magnetic field |
| 12:10-12:30 | Guineva V., Werner R. et al. | Work out of a substorm catalog based on the ground based magnetic data at the Panagjurishte station |
| Lunch break |
Poster Session (17:30-18:30)
- Kuhai N., Kalinichenko M. et al. - Solar wind stream structure by IPS observations at decameter wavelengths
- Shevchuk M.V., Melnik V.N. et al. - Determination of the CME core parameters by means of the associated spikes
- Koucka Knizova P., Podolska K. et al. - Tropospheric Mesoscale Systems and their signatures within Ionosphere
- Bojilova R., Mukhtarov P. - A new approach for forecasting the main ionospheric parameters over Bulgaria
- Veretenenko S. - Influence of Solar Proton Events of January 2005 on the middle atmosphere circulation: Southern hemisphere
- Kobylinski Z., Wysokinski A. - On the long-term consistency of the magnetic D component registered at Swider and several nearby geomagnetic stations (1921-1966)
- Velichkova T., Kilifarska N. - Geomagnetic Field’s contribution to the global raise of air surface temperature
- Kilifarska N., Velichkova T. - Regionality of climate change and its explanation
Day 5 – Friday, 17 September
Oral Session
| Time | Authors | Presentation |
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| 09:30-09:50 | Asenovski S. N., Kirov B., Georgieva K. | Duration of high speed solar wind stream |
| 09:50-10:10 | Semkova J., Koleva R. et al. | Radiation environment in the interplanetary space and Mars orbit during the declining phase of 24th and beginning of 25th solar cycles according measurements aboard ExoMars TGO |
| 10:10-10:30 | Chapanov Y. | Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation Driven by Solar Harmonics |
| 10:30-11:00 | Coffee break | |
| 11:00-11:20 | Kozubek M., Lastovicka J., Zajicek R. | Detail analysis of stratospheric trends using ERA 5 |
| 11:20-11:40 | Chapanov Y. | Solar and Cosmic Rays Influence on Winter Temperature Variations in North Siberia |
| 11:40-12:00 | Tonev P. | Detecting Common Origin of Atmospheric Electric Responses during SEP |
| 12:00-12:20 | Kirov B., Georgieva K., Asenovski S. | Relation between solar activity parameters and El Nino |
| 12:20-12:30 | Closing of the workshop |
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The 17th WorkshopThe 17th Workshop will be held during 2-6 June 2025 in Primorsko, Bulgaria. The topics include but are not restricted to:
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Solar Influences on the Magnetosphere, Ionosphere, and Atmosphere
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Workshop Solar Influences on the Magnetosphere, Ionosphere and Atmosphere
Book of Proceedings
ISSN: 2367-7570
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The Book of Proceedings serves as the official publication of the annual conference Workshop on Solar Influences on the Magnetosphere, Ionosphere, and Atmosphere, a traditional gathering that explores cutting-edge research and discussions in solar-terrestrial physics. This collection is dedicated to advancing the understanding of solar influences on the Earth system by presenting findings exclusively from the posters and presentations shared during the conference.
The Book of Proceedings is open access, ensuring that all articles are freely available to the global scientific community.
Editorial board:
- Katya Georgieva (Space Research and Technology Institute, Sofia, Bulgaria) – Editor-in-Chief
- Atila Özgüc (Boğaziçi University, Kandilli Observatory, Istanbul, Türkiye)
- Crisan Demetrescu (Institute of Geodynamics, Romanian Academy, Romania)
- Dragan Roša (Zagreb Astronomical Observatory, Croatia)
- Jean-Pierre Rozelot (Université Côte d’Azur, France)
- Nat Gopalswamy (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA)
- Olga Malandraki (IAASARS, National Observatory of Athens, Greece)
- Petra Koucká Knížová (Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Czech Republic)
- Vladimir Obridko (IZMIRAN, Russian Federation)
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Calisir M., Yurchyshyn V.
Variations of Umbral Magnetic Field Strength with Umbral Area, Brightness, and Sunspot Number
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Georgieva K., Kirov B., Asenovski S.
Hemispheric Asymmetry of the Solar Dynamo
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Gerçeker K., Kilcik A.
Daily and Monthly Predictions of the Maximum CME Speed Index for Solar Cycle 25 Using Simplex Projection Method
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Gopalswamy N., Mäkelä P.A., Akiyama S., Yashiro S., Xie H.
Solar Cycle Variation of Sustained Gamma-ray Emission Events from the Sun and Related Energetic Events
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Hedz S., Tsvetkov Ts.
3D Speed Reconstruction of CME Events during Solar Cycle 24
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Kilcik A., Gerçeker K.
Nonlinear and Causal Dynamics between Solar and Geomagnetic Activity Indices: Findings from Chaos and Causality Measures
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Koleva K., Duchlev P.
Two Interacting CMEs and Related Eruptions
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Motyk I.D., Kashapova L.K., Rozhkova D.V.
Application of Microwave Average Time Profile to Analysis of Flares with Long-Duration Energy Release
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Obridko V.N., Shibalova A.S., Sokoloff D.D., Livshits I.M.
Solar Activity Forecasting and North South Asymmetry
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Podgorny A.I., Podgorny I.M.
Solar Flare Location on the Extended Arc of Magnetic Lines with Increased Current Density, Obtained by Analyzing the Results of MHD Simulation
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Sakan N.M., Simić Z., Srećković V.A., Traparić I., Dechev M.
On Modified Yukava Screening in Dense Hydrogen Plasma
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Tsvetkov Ts., Petrov N., Minev M.
Research on Solar Corona during Total Solar Eclipses
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Dzhalilov N., Samadov J.
MHD Instabilities in Shear Flow of Anisotropic Solar Wind Plasma
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Guineva V.H., Despirak I.V., Werner R., Lubchich A.A., Raykova L., Bojilova R.
The Geomagnetic Midlatitude Effects of the Supersubstorms during May 10–12, 2024 Superstorm
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Lytvynenko O.A., Panishko S.K.
The Cyclicity of Radio Interference Manifestation in the Data of Cosmic Radio Sources Monitoring in the Decameter Wavelength Range
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Potužníková K., Koucká Knížová P.
Observation of Tropospheric Deep Convection in Mid-Latitudes with Potential Impact up to Ionospheric Heights
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Dachev T.P., Sapundjiev P.V., Tomov B.T., Matviichuk Y.N., Mitev M.M., Jordanova M.
Space Radiation Measurements during a Ship Round Trip from Varna, Bulgaria to Bulgarian Antarctic Base on Livingston Island
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Kirov B., Georgieva K., Asenovski S.
Space Weather Influences on Satellite Anomalies
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Koleva R., Semkova J., Benghin V., Gopalswamy N., Maltchev St., Bankov N., Shurshakov V., Drobyshev S., Mitrofanov I., Golovin D., Litvak M., Sanin A., Mokrousov M., Lukyanov N.
Catalog of Solar Energetic Particles Events Registered by Liulin-MO Dosimeter at Martian Orbit during the Current Solar Cycle
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Krastev K.
Solar Proton Events Recorded by the Lyulin Instrument — Composition Analysis Using Numerical Modeling
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Mustafa F., Bayramova E., Dzhalilov N.
Effects of Geomagnetic Storms on the Mid-Latitude D Region Ionosphere
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Semkova J., Koleva R., Benghin V., Krastev K., Matviichuk Yu., Tomov B., Bankov N., Maltchev St., Dachev Ts., Mitrofanov I., Golovin D., Mokrousov M., Litvak M., Lukyanov N., Shurshakov V., Drobyshev S.
Radiation Conditions in Mars Vicinity during Different Phases of the Solar Cycle according Measurements by Liulin-MO Dosimeter aboard the Trace Gas Orbiter
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Simić Z., Damljanović G., Samurović S., Živanović I.
Research Unit for Solar Activity Monitoring, Climate Change and Light Pollution
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Veretenenko S.V., Dmitriev P.B., Obridko V.N.
Hale Magnetic Cycle on the Sun: Manifestations in Geophysical Characteristics and Possible Influence on the Earth’s Climate
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Bachev R., Strigachev A., Dechev M.
Applications of Chaos Theory to Astrophysical Time Series: Analysis of Blazar Light Curves from TESS
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Boneva D., Yankova K., Dimitrov W.
Solar-type Activities and Brightness Variations in Three Binary Star Systems
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Shkevov R., Zolnikova N.N., Mikhailovskaya L.A., Metodiev K.
Accuracy Analysis of the Analytical Approximation Model for Electrons Resonant Acceleration in Space Plasma
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Werner R., Petkov B., Guineva V., Bojilova R., Raykova L., Valev D., Kirillov A.S.
Basic Statistical Properties of the 10-years Ozone Daily Time Series from Stara Zagora
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Jelev G.N.
Study of the Relationship between Solar Radiation and the Level of Geological Hazard
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Gerceker K., Kilcik A. Prediction of Solar Cycle 25 Using Simplex Projection Method: A Long-Term Analysis Based on F10.7
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Gopalswamy N., Akiyama S., Yashiro S., Mäkelä P., Xie H., Michalek G. The Backreaction of the Reduced Heliospheric Pressure on CMEs and Its Implications for the Strength of Solar Cycle 25
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Özgüç A., Kilcik A., Calisir M. Temporal Variation of 10.7 cm Solar Radio Flux and Selected Cosmic, Geomagnetic, and Interplanetary Indicators during Solar Cycle 24
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Rozelot J.P., Kilcik A. A Needle in a Haystack: The Leptocline
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Tirnakci М., Asenovski S., Kilcik A. Investigation of Potential Sources of Solar Energetic Particles (SEPs)
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Tsvetkov Ts., Petrov N., Minev M., Zinkova Y. Total Solar Eclipse of 2024 April 8: A Research Expedition to Mexico
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Gromova L.I., Kleimenova N.G., Gromov S.V., Malysheva L.M. Moderate Magnetic Storm Expected as a Typical Space Weather Event in the Era of the Decreased Solar Activity
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Guineva V., Werner R., Bojilova R., Raykova L., Atanassov A., Valev D. Analysis of Substorms Related to Strong MPB at Panagjurishte Station in 2022
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Lytvynenko O.A., Panishko S.K.
Angular Dependencies of the Ionospheric Scintillation Parameters Based on Observations of the Cosmic Radio Sources in the Decameter Radio Wave Range
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Stefan C., Dobrica V.
St. Patrick’s Day 2015 Geomagnetic Storm: Sources of Perturbations
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Dachev T.P., Sapundjiev P.V., Tomov B.T., Matviichuk Y.N., Mitev M.M., Georgieva K.Ya., Kirov B.B., Jordanova M.M., Krezhov K.A.
Dose Rate and Flux Measurements During a Travel from Bulgarian Antarctic Base on Livingston Island to Sofia, Bulgaria
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Krastev K., Semkova J., Koleva R., Benghin V., Drobyshev S.
An Assessment of the Radiation Risk in Orbit Around Mars, Based on Measurements by the Lyulin Instrument and Numerical Simulations
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Chapanov Ya., Ron C., Vondrak J.
Solar Influence on Chandler Period
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Tonev P.
Hypothetic Explanation of Peculiar Atmospheric Electric Response to SEP at High Latitudes. Experimental Evidence.
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Veretenenko S.V., Dmitriev P.B.
Comparative Analysis of Solar Activity Influences on Trajectories of Extratropical Cyclones in Different Regions of the North Atlantic
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Sakan N.M., Simić Z., Srećković V.A., Dechev M.
Potential Candidates for Cut-off Dense Plasma Modeling
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Elias A.G., Medina F.D., Duran T., Zossi B.Z., de Haro Barbas B.F.
Six EUV Solar Radiation Proxies: A Comparative Analysis
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Obridko V., Sokoloff D., Katsova M.
Some Comments on the Matching of Photometric and Magnetic Properties of Structures at the Solar Surface
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Sokoloff D.D., Serenkova A.Yu., Yushkov E.V.
The Numerical Determining of the Magnetic Dynamo Growth Rate During a Parametric Resonance
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Tirnakci M., Asenovski S., Kilcik A.
Investigation of Solar Energetic Particles (SEPs) Associated with X-Ray Solar Flares
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Adibekyan M.V.
The Analysis of Observations of Ionospheric and Geomagnetic Time Series for Detection of Precursors of Earthquakes
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Adibekyan M.V., Gulyan A.G., Sargsyan S.A., Arakelyan H.S.
Investigation of the Type of Radio Emissions from Sources of Radio Emissions Such as: Seismo-Ionospheric Communications, Galactic Background, "Swan-A" and "Cassiopeia-A" By Vertical Ionospheric Sounding at a Wavelength of 4.2 M
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Bojilova R., Mukhtarov P.
Verification of the Methodology for Forecasting the Ionosphere over Bulgaria in the Conditions of the Geomagnetic Storm on 27 February 2023
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Despirak I.V., Lubchich A.A., Kleimenova N.G.
Space Weather Conditions and Non-Storm Supersubstorms Observations
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Despirak I.V., Setsko P.V., Sakharov Ya.A., Bilin V.A., Lubchich A.A., Selivanov V.N.
Geomagnetically Induced Currents During Different Types of the Solar Wind
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Gopalswamy N., Akiyama S., Yashiro S., Makela P., Xie H.
Intense Geomagnetic Storms during Solar Cycles 23-25
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Guineva V.H., Werner R., Atanassov A.M., Bojilova R.Ts., Raykova L.N., Valev D.T.
Determination of the Parameters of Midlatitude Positive Bays Caused by Magnetospheric Substorms
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Kleimenova N.G., Despirak I.V., Malysheva L.M., Gromova L.I., Lubchich A.A., Gromov S.V.
Harang Discontinuity, “Polar” Substorms and Subauroral Positive Magnetic Bays
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Lubchich A.A., Despirak I.V., Werner R.
Intense Mid-Latitude Magnetic Disturbances and Solar Wind Conditions
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Özgüç A., Kilcik A.
Temporal Offsets between Solar Flare Index and Cosmic, Geomagnetic, and Interplanetary Indicators during Solar Cycle 24
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Panishko S.K., Lytvynenko O.A.
Short Period Variations of the Parameters of Ionospheric Scintillations on the Long-Time Observations of the Cosmic Radio Sources at the Decameter Radio Waves
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Potužníková K., Koucká Knížová P., Chum J., Podolská K., Kouba D., Mošna Z., Georgieva K., Bojilova R., Kirov B., Asenovski A.
Summer Tropospheric Mesoscale Situations with Impact on the Ionospheric Plasma
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Dachev T.P., Tomov B.T., Matviichuk Y.N., Dimitrov P.G., Semkova J.V., Koleva R.T., Jordanova M.M., Bankov N.G., Mitev M.G., Krastev K.N., Malchev S.P., Reitz G., Header D.-P.
Penetration of Energetic Electrons from Outer Radiation Belt to Lower L-Values and to Inner Radiation Belt
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Dechev M.Ts., Kozarev K.
LOFAR-BG Current State
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Numerical Simulation of the LIULIN-MO Device
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Common Cycles of Solar Activity and Antarctic Oscillations
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Petrov N., Tsvetkov Ts., Tyutyundzhiev N., Semkov Е., Mishev А., Shirov G., Zinkova Y., Mutafov A., Nichev H., Petrov M., Angelov H., Arsov T., Serafimov N., Georgiev G.
New Research Project: Ground-Based Monitoring of Cosmic Particles and Space Weather
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Hypothetic Atmospheric Response to SEP Explaining Peculiar Electric Fields and Currents at High Latitudes
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Solar Activity Influences on Extratropical Cyclone Trajectories in the North Atlantic
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Problems Arising in Studying the Mechanism of a Solar Flare by the Way of Comparing the Results of MHD Simulations Above the Real Active Region with Observations
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Possible Method for Determining Direction of Motion of Coronal Mass Ejections
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Pre-Earthquake Anomalies in the Ionospheric and Geomagnetic Parameters
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Temporal and Latitudinal Distribution of Anti-Hale Active Regions in the Synthetic Solar Cycle
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Supersubstorm on 20 December 2015: Spatial Geomagnetic Effects
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Polar Geomagnetic Disturbances and Auroral Substorms During the Magnetic Storm on 20 April 2020
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Guineva V., Werner R., Bojilova R., Atanassov A., Raykova L., Valev D.
Maps of the Spatial Distribution of the Variations in the X and Y Components of the Magnetic Field at European Midlatitudes During Substorms: A Case Study
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Kilcik A., Tirnakci M.
Critical Frequency of Ionospheric F1 and F2 Layers and Comparison with Solar Flares Observed in the 24th Solar Cycle
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Kleimenova N.G., Despirak I.V., Malysheva L.M., Gromova L.I., Gromov S.V., Lubchich A.A., Guineva V., Werner R.
Morning Polar Substorms and Their Possible Mid-Latitude Effects
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Lytvynenko O., Panishko S., Derevyagin V.
Dependence of the Ionospheric Scintillations Intensity of Cosmic Radio Sources on Their Position in the Sky
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Dachev T.P., Tomov B.T., Matviichuk Y.N., Dimitrov P.G., Mitev M.G., Semkova J.V., Koleva R.T., Jordanova M.M., Bankov N.G., Krastev K., Malchev S., Mitrofanov I., Litvak M., Kozyrev A., Golovin D., Benghin V.V., Shurshakov V.A.
Overview of the Space Radiation Extreme Events Observed with Liulin Type Instruments
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Semkova J., Koleva R., Benghin V., Krastev K., Matviichuk Yu., Tomov B., Bankov N., Dachev T., Maltchev S., Mitrofanov I., Malakhov A., Kozyrev A., Golovin D., Mokrousov M., Sanin A., Litvak M., Nikiforov S., Lisov D., Anikin A., Shurshakov V., Drobyshev S.
Observation of Solar Energetic Particle Events Onboard ExoMars TGO in July 2021-March 2022
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Chapanov Y.
Solar Influence on Ozone Variations over ENSO Regions
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Space Weather and Its Effects on Spacecraft Charging
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Peculiar Atmospheric Electric Field Response at High Latitude to Three Major SEP Events in 2001 and Possible Interpretation
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Open Access Database for Different Types of Solar Wind
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A Comparison Between the Solar Activity in the 11-Year Sunspot Cycles During the Last Two Centennial Solar Activity Minima and a Comparison of the Geomagnetic Activity During the Same Periods
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Adibekyan M.V.
Analyse of Ionospheric and Geomagnetic Pre-earthquake Anomalies
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Flares in Low State in KR Aurigae
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First Flare M 1.9 AR 10365: Comparing Results Real-Scale Time MHD Modeling and Observational Data
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Simultaneous Observations of Solar Radio Bursts with Ukrainian Radiotelescopes and by Parker Solar Probe During its Encounter
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On the Correlation between EUV Solar Radiation Proxies and Their Long-Term Association
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Relationship Between the Intensity of the SCR Proton Flux and the Parameters of Type II Radio Bursts in the 25-180 MHz Range
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Kalinichenko M.M., Kuhai N.V., Konovalenko O.O., Romanchuk O.I., Brazhenko A.I., Ivantishin O.L., Stasiuk T.A.
Statistical Characteristics of Radio Source Scintillations at Decameter Wavelengths
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Properties of Filament Eruption and Associated Flare Ribbons on 2021 May 9
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Predictions for SC25, 26 and SC27 Magnitudes in Relation to the Long-Term Solar Activity Changes
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Temporal Analysis of the GCR Flux Obtained from the Liulin-MO Instrument in Orbit Around Mars
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Solar Wind Stream Structure by IPS Observations at Decameter Wavelengths
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Observations of Type II and Type IV Bursts at 20 and 25 MHz in May 2014
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Preliminary Results of Statistical Study on the Solar Cycle 24: Active Regions vs. Coronal Mass Ejections
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Medium-Term Oscillations of the Solar Activity
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Temporal Variation of Solar Flare Index for the Last Solar Cycle (Cycle 24)
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MHD Simulation of a Flare Situation in Real Scale of Time Above AR 10365: Development of a Technique, Choice of Parameters, The Appearance of Field Singularities at Flare Sites
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Determination of the Solar Rotation Elements and Period from Ruđer Bošković's Sunspot Observations in 1777
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Solar Gravitational Moments: What Are They and What Do They Do? A Short Comprehensive Review
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Determination of the CME Core Parameters by Means of the Associated Spikes
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On the Magnetosphere Stand-Off Distance at the Timescale of Geomagnetic Storms
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Continuous Component of Solar Activity Spectrum and Solar Dynamo
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Properties of Solar Activity Phenomena Detected During 2020 December 14 Total Solar Eclipse
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Decrease in Solar Wind Parameters After a Minimum of 22-23 Solar Cycles
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Probing the Double Dynamo Model with Solar-Terrestrial Activity in the Past Millennia
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Characteristics of the Midlatitude Effects of Different Substorms
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Kleimenova N.G., Despirak I.V., Malysheva L.M., Gromova L.I., Lubchich A.A.
Polar Substorm, Svalbard Auroras and Mid-Latitude Positive Magnetic Bays: Case Study
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Impact of Space Weather on Ionospheric Scintillation
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The Relationship Between Solar Activity and Geomagnetic Activity Indices in the Last Four Solar Cycles
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Werner R., Guineva V., Atanassov A., Bojilova R., Raykova L., Valev D., Lubchich A., Despirak I.
Calculation of the Horizontal Power Perturbations of the Earth Surface Magnetic Field
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A New Approach for Forecasting the Main Ionospheric Parameters Over Bulgaria
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“Obstanovka” Experiment on Determining Spacecraft Surface Charging Aboard the International Space Station
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Dachev T., Dimitrov P., Tomov B., Matviichuk Y., Semkova J., Koleva R., Jordanova M., Bankov N., Mitev M., Carlucci P., Cairo F., Kostadinov I., Paciucci L.
Prediction and Measurement of the Space Radiation Altitudinal Profile During the Flight of the Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo
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Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation Driven by Solar Harmonics
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Chapanov Ya.
Solar and Cosmic Rays Influence on Winter Temperature Variations in North Siberia
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Koucka Knizova P., Podolska K., Kouba D., Mosna Z., Potuznikova K., Sindelarova T., Boska J.
Tropospheric Mesoscale Systems and Their Signatures Within the Ionosphere
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Detecting Common Origin of Atmospheric Electric Responses During SEP
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Geomagnetic Field’s Contribution to the Global Rise of Air Surface Temperature
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Influence of Solar Proton Events of January 2005 on the Middle Atmosphere Circulation: Southern Hemisphere
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Criteria for Identification of Geoeffective Solar Events
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Solar Multipolar Moments: An Up-to-Date Pedagogical Approach. Implications for Stellar Properties. Part I: An Analytical Overview (TUTORIAL)
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Katsova M.M., Obridko V.N., Sokoloff D.D., Livshits I.M.
On Superflares on the Sun and Stars
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Morphological and Kinematical Study of Causally-Linked Filament Eruptions
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Tsvetkov Ts., Petrov N.
New 30-cm Solar Telescope at National Astronomical Observatory Rozhen
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Tsvetkov Ts., Petrov N., Miteva R., Ivanov E., Popov V.
Bulgarian Expedition for the Total Solar Eclipse on 2020 December 14
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Functional Dependence of the Critical Frequency of the Ionospheric F2-Layer on Geomagnetic Activity
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Relationship Between Short-Term Variations in Solar Activity and Critical Frequency of the Ionospheric F2 Layer
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Certain Space Weather Conditions for a Supersubstorm Appearance
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Local and Global Longitudinal Geomagnetic SC Effects at High Latitudes: Case Study of the Interval of March 07-15, 2012
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Substorm Activity During the Geomagnetic Storm on 25 August 2018
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Strong High-Latitude Geomagnetic Response to the Initial Phase of the Magnetic Storm on 5 April 2010
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Variations of the Ionosphere Scintillation Parameters on the Observations of the Cosmic Radio Sources at the Decameter Wave Range During Two Cycles of the Solar Activity
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Using of Parallel Computing on GPUs for MHD Modeling of Solar Flare Behavior in Real Time Scale
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Shepherd M.G., Shepherd G.G., Barreto C.S., Cho Y.M., Chen Y.
Thermospheric Wind Variability at High Latitudes – The Wind Wall
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Study of the Solar Flare Mechanism by MHD Simulation in the Corona Above the Active Region in Real Time Scale
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Dachev T., Semkova J., Tomov B., Matviichuk Y., Dimitrov P., Koleva R., Jordanova M., Bankov N., Litvak M., Mitrofanov I., Golovin D., Kozyrev A., Malakhov A., Mokrousov M., Sanin A., Tretyakov V., Fedosov F., Ploc O., Shurshakov V., Benghin V.
A Comparison of the Neutron Dose Measurements Completed by the Bulgarian and Russian Instruments Outside the Zvezda Module of the ISS
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Dachev T., Tomov B., Matviichuk Y., Dimitrov P., Semkova J., Jordanova M., Bankov N., Ploc O., Litvak M., Tretyakov V., Shurshakov V., Benghin V.
Registration of Neutrons with a Single Detector Liulin Type Spectrometer
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Kalinichenko M.M., Kuhai N.V., Konovalenko O.O., Bubnov I.M., Erin S.M., Romanchuk O.I.
Giant Ukrainian Radio Telescope as an Instrument for Interplanetary Scintillation Observations
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Decadal NAO Oscillations Excited by TSI Cycles
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Chapanov Ya., Ron C., Vondrák J.
Solar Influence on Seismic Energy
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The Volcanic and Solar Activity Relationship During the Last ~460 Years. Could a Significant Part of the "Sun-Climate" Relationship Go Through Lithosphere?
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The Beech Tree Ring Widths, Solar-Climatic Relationships and Solar Dynamo Regime Changes
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Observations Supporting Hypothesis for Global Electrical Circuit as Mediator Between Solar Events and Weather
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Effects of Solar Proton Events of January 2005 on Intensity of the Stratospheric Polar Vortex in the Northern Hemisphere
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The GIC Growth in Electric Power Lines During Magnetic Storm on 7-8 September 2017
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Bazilevskaya G.A., Logachev Yu.I., Daibog E.I., Ginzburg E.A., Ishkov V.N., Lazutin L.L., Nguyen M.D., Surova G.M., Vlasova N.A., Yakovchouk O.S.
Dynamic of the Occurrence Rate of the Solar Energetic Particle Events During Solar Activity Cycles 21-24
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Fluxes of Jovian Electrons and Galactic Protons in the Minimum of 23-24 Cycles of Solar Activity
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Double Filament Eruption and Associated Ribbon Flare and Halo Coronal Mass Ejection
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Evolutionary and Flare Characteristics of Prolonged Phases of Solar Minimum
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Kilcik A., Ozguc A., Yesilyaprak H., Pektas R.
Comparison of FI and the MCMESI for the Last Two Solar Cycles
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Possible Interactions Between Some Solar Activity Indicators for the Last Two Cycles
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Krastev K., Semkova J., Koleva R., Bankov N., Benghin V., Drobyshev S.
The Shading Effect for Doses and Galactic Cosmic Rays Fluxes Measured by Liulin Instrument, Depending on Liulin-Mars Geometry
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Investigation of Sunspot Area Dynamics in Different Categories
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On Polarization of Solar Decameter Spikes
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Stanislavsky A.A., Burnecki K., Janczura J., Niczyj K., Weron A.
Solar X-ray Variability in Two Distinct States and Its Real-Time Analysis Based on a Fractionally Time-Series Model with a Heteroskedastic Component
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Filip Šterc, Darije Maričić, Dragan Roša
Morphology of Coronal Hole Based on SDO/AIA Data in May 2010 ÷ December 2013
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Research on Active Solar Processes During 2019 July 2 Total Solar Eclipse
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RS Ophiuchi and Advection
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Comparing the Height Dependences of the Magnetic Field Overlying the Initial Areas of Fast and Slow Coronal Mass Ejections
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Global and Regional Response of the Total Electron Content to Geomagnetic Storms Occurred in January 2005
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Long-Term Variations of the Galactic Cosmic Rays Dose Rates
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Derevyagin V.G., Kravetz R.O., Lytvynenko O.A., Panishko S.K.
Regular Observations of the Power Cosmic Radio Sources on the Radio Telescope URAN-4. Processing Method, Results Keeping System and Their Applying in Ionosphere Investigations
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Supersubstorms, High-Latitude Substorms and Space Weather Conditions
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Dayside Polar Magnetic Bays Under Different Interplanetary Magnetic Field Direction
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Anomalous TEC Disturbances of the South American Ionosphere Before and After the Main Shocks of Some Powerful Chilean Earthquakes
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Strong Magnetic Storm on 25-26 August 2018 with Reference to the Solar Cycle 24 Declining
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Auroral VLF Hiss as a Signature of the Growth Phase of the Magnetic Substorm
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Ground-Based Auroral Hiss: Wave Direction Finding
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Shagimuratov I.I., Chernouss S.A., Despirak I.V., Tepenitsyna N.Yu., Filatov M.V., Efishov I.I., Yakimova G.A.
TEC Response to the Solar Flare on 6 September 2017
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The Nitric Oxide Density in the Polar Region from Ground-Based Photometer Data
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The Efficiencies of O(1S) and O(1D) Excitation Mechanisms in Aurora
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The Calculation of the Intensity of the Mg I Spectral Lines in Solar Prominences Using the Cloudy Code Model
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State Space Reconstruction for Sunspot Area Time Series
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Scheme to Forecast the Local UV-Index Over Bulgaria
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ENSO Variations Driven by Solar Cycles, Expressed by N-S Solar Asymmetry
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Water Transport and Earth Rotation Variations Due to Solar Cycles
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Tonev P.T.
Observations Supporting Hypothesis for Global Electrical Circuit as Mediator Between Solar Events and Weather
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Dachev T., Dimitrov P., Tomov B., Matviichuk Y., Saganti P., Holland D., Okuyama K.-I., Fajardo I.
Analysis of the First Space Radiation Data, Obtained by Liulin Ten-Koh Instrument on the Japanese Ten-Koh Satellite
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Bogomolov A.V., Myagkova I.N., Miteva R., Danov D., Kashapova L.K.
Parameters of Thermal and Non-thermal X-ray and Gamma Ray Emission of Solar Flares, Observed Onboard CORONAS-F
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Kashapova L.K., Meshalkina N.S., Miteva R., Zhukova A.V., Myagkova I.N.
Study on the Features of the SEP Solar Origin Based on Microwave Observations
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Radio Signatures of In Situ Observed ACE/EPAM Electron Fluxes
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Miteva R., Samwel S.W., Veronig A., Koleva K., Dechev M., Dissauer K., Temmer M., Kozarev K., Zabunov S.
EVE Flare Diagnostics of In Situ Observed Electron Events
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Myagkova I.N., Miteva R., Kashapova L., Bogomolov A.V., Danov D.
Features of Solar Energetic Particle Events During the 23rd Cycle of Solar Activity and Their Relationship with Solar X-ray, Gamma-Emission and Coronal Mass Ejections
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STEREOCat Speed De-projection of SEP-Related CMEs
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About Productivity of the Solar Energetic Particle Events
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Podgorny I.M., Podgorny A.I.
A Series of Powerful Solar Flares in Minimum of Solar Activity. Proton Acceleration on the Solar Back Side
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Initiation, Interaction and Eruption of Filament Flux Ropes from the Perspective of Their Magnetic Twist and Environment
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Stealth Coronal Mass Ejections: Identification of Source Regions and Geophysical Effects
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Filament Eruptions Associated with Flares, Coronal Mass Ejections and Solar Energetic Particle Events
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Lukashenko A.T., Rodkin D.G., Kaportseva K.B., Shugay Yu.S., Veselovsky I.S., Slemzin V.A.
Large-Scale and Small-Scale Structure of Interacting Solar Wind Streams
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Dynamics and Magnetic Properties in Coronal Holes Using High-Resolution Multi-Instrument Solar Observations
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Campos Rozo J.I., Utz D., Veronig A., Vargas Domínguez S.
Modelling the Solar Photospheric Plasma and Magnetic Field Dynamics in the Quiet Sun and Comparison of These Results with the Flow Fields in an Evolving Active Region
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Yankova K.
Advection and Inter-Component Connections in the Quasar
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Morphology and Geomagnetic Effects of Corotating Interaction Regions in 2008-2014
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Kleimenova N.G., Gromova L.I., Gromov S.V., Malysheva L.M.
Ground-Based Geomagnetic Signature of the 7-8 September 2017 Magnetic Storm as a Farewell Gift from Solar Cycle 24
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Gromova L.I., Kleimenova N.G., Gromov S.V.
Interplanetary Conditions Leading to Dayside Magnetic Bays During the Initial Phase of Magnetic Storms
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Manninen J., Kleimenova N.G., Fedorenko Yu.V., Gromova L.I., Nikitenko A., Turunen T.
Auroral Hiss Events Observed During the Declining Phase of the 24th Solar Cycle at Two Stations Separated by 400 km in Longitude
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Kleimenova N.G., Feygin F.Z., Khabazin Yu.G., Malysheva L.M.
Unusual Pc1 Geomagnetic Pulsations Observed on the Ground in the End of the 24th Solar Activity Cycle
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Guineva V.H., Despirak I.V., Kleimenova N.G.
Features of Mid-Latitude Substorms During Large Magnetic Storms
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TEC Perturbations of the South American Ionosphere Before and After the Main Shock of the Powerful Chilean Earthquake of 2014
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Maris Muntean G., Besliu Ionescu D., Dobrica V.
Investigating and Cataloguing High-Speed Streams in the Solar Wind During Solar Cycle 24 (2009–2016)
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Coronal Holes and High-Speed Solar Wind Streams During the 24th Solar Cycle
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SOHO/ERNE Proton Event Catalog: Progress Results Under the SEP Origin Project
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Zhdanov D.A., Kashapova L.K., Miteva R.
Results of Comparative Analysis of the SEP Events and the Microwave Bursts Observed by 2-24 GHz and 4-8 GHz Spectropolarimeters in 2010-2016
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Myshiakov I., Tsvetkov Ts., Petrov N.
Comparison of Kinematics of the Solar Eruptive Prominence and a Spatial Distribution of the Magnetic Decay Index
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Myagkova I.N., Miteva R., Kashapova L., Bogomolov A.V., Petrov N., Tsvetkov Ts., Meshalkina N., Myshyakov I.
The Efficiency of Solar Energetic Particle Generation: CORONAS-F Mission Data Analysis
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Kashapova L., Meshalkina N., Miteva R., Myagkova I., Bogomolov A.V.
Analysing of the SEP Origins Based on Microwave Emission of Solar Flares
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Yerin S., Stanislavsky A., Bubnov I., Konovalenko A., Tokarsky P., Zakharenko V.
Small-Sized Radio Telescopes for Monitoring and Studies of Solar Radio Emission at Meter and Decameter Wavelengths
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Kalinichenko M.M., Konovalenko O.O., Brazhenko A.I., Kuhai N.V., Romanchuk O.I.
Solar Wind by IPS Observations at Decameter Wavelengths
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Miteva R., Belichenova T., Zaharinova M., Mardirossian G., Getsov P.
Bulgarian Space Instrumentation
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Šterc F., Roša D., Maričić D., Hržina D., Romštajn I., Chilingarian A., Karapetyan T., Cafuta D., Horvat M.
SEVAN Particle Detector at Zagreb Astronomical Observatory: 10 Years of Operation
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Results from Langmuir Probe Measurements Aboard the International Space Station
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Time Dependent Physicochemical Model of the Auroral Ionosphere
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Dashkevich Zh.V., Ivanov V.E.
The Effect of Auroral Electron Precipitation on the Effective Recombination Coefficient
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Data on Solar Activity and Interplanetary Medium in WDC for STP
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Shkevov R., Erokhin N.S., Loznikov V.M., Zolnikova N.N., Mikhailovskaya L.A.
Efficiency Study of Electron Resonance Acceleration by a Wave Packet in Space Plasma
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Utz D., Van Doorsselaere T., Gagelmans E., O’Rourke C., Vuerinckx A., Muller R., Veronig A.
Long-Term Trends of Magnetic Bright Points: The Evolution of MBP Size
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Electrical Coupling of Auroral Ionosphere with Lower Atmospheric Regions During SEP
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Diagnostics of Solar Flares by Analyzing the Spectral Line Emission of Highly Ionized Iron
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Kalinichenko N., Olyak M., Konovalenko A., Brazhenko A., Ivantishin O., Lytvynenko O., Bubnov I., Yerin S., Kuhai N., Romanchuk O.
A Method for Reconstructing the Solar-Wind Stream Structure Beyond Earth's Orbit
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Melnik V., Brazhenko A., Dorovskyy V., Rucker H., Panchenko M., Frantsuzenko A., Shevchuk M.
Decameter Type IV Burst Associated with Behind-Limb CME Observed on November 7, 2013
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Miteva R., Samwel S.W., Krupar V.
Solar Radio Burst Emission from Proton-Producing Flares and Coronal Mass Ejections
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Veselovsky I., Kaportseva K., Lukashenko A.
Eight Types of the Solar Wind and Their Origins
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Stanislavsky A.A., Konovalenko A.A., Koval A.A., Volvach Ya.S.
An Upgrade of the UTR-2 Radio Telescope to a Multifrequency Radio Heliograph
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Popova E., Zharkova V., Shepherd S., Zharkov S.
On a Role of Quadruple Component of Magnetic Field in Defining Solar Activity in Grand Cycles
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Dorovskyy V., Melnik V., Konovalenko A., Brazhenko A., Rucker H.
Spatial Properties of the Complex Decameter Type II Burst Observed on 31 May 2013
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Ishkov V.N., Zabarinskaya L.P., Sergeeva N.A.
The Collection and Compile Data on SPE for the Period 19th-23rd Cycles of Solar Activity
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Bojilova R., Mukhtarov P.
Influence of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity on the Ionosphere over Bulgaria
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Boychev B., Belyaev G., Kostin V., Ovcharenko O., Trushkina E.
Features of Upper Ionosphere Modification by Interactive Tropical Cyclones Based on Cosmos-1809 and Interkosmos Bulgaria-1300 Satellite Data
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Miteva R., Danov D.
On-Line Catalogues of Solar Energetic Protons at SRTI-BAS
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Rozelot J.-P., Kosovichev A., Kilcik A.
A Look on the Solar Diameter Data Analysis Over the Centuries
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Yankova K.
Unified Model of the AGN
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Yaşar M., Canyilmaz M.
The Energy Barrier and Collision Number of O+ + H2(v=0, j=0) Reaction in the Earth Ionosphere
83
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Shagimuratov I., Chernouss S., Despirak I., Filatov M., Efishov I., Tepenitsyna N.
Occurrence of TEC Fluctuations and GPS Positioning Errors at Different Longitudes During Auroral Disturbance
86
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Manninen J., Turunen T., Kleimenova N., Rycroft M., Gromova L.
Recently Revealed New Type of Daytime VLF Emissions Observed Under Quiet Space Weather Conditions
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Ishkova L., Ruzhin Yu., Bershadskaya I.
The Large-Scale Ionosphere TEC Disturbances Before Two Power Chilean Earthquakes
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Role of the IMF |Bz|/|By| in the Appearance of the Daytime High-Latitude Magnetic Bays
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Space Weather Effects in Atmospheric Electric Field Variations
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Transient Variations in Global Electrical Circuit Caused by Different Factors and Their Relation to Cloud Formation
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Skokić I., Brajša R., Sudar D., Kuhar M., Benz A.O.
Identification of Features in Solar ALMA Images and Comparison with Solar Atmospheric Models
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Bárta M., Skokić I., Brajša R. & the Czech ARC Node Team
Solar Research with ALMA: Czech Node of European ARC as Your User-Support Infrastructure
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Decameter Solar Drift-Pair Bursts
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Properties of the Long Drift-Pair Bursts from Decameter Observations of 2015
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The Investigations of the Interplanetary Scintillations at Decameter Wavelengths: The Present State and Perspectives
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Shepeliev V., Melnik V., Brazhenko A., Dorovskyy V., Poedts S., Rucker H.
Radio Emission of the Quiet Sun at 20 and 25 MHz According to Interferometer Observations with the UTR-2 Radio Telescope
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Melnik V., Shepelev V., Brazhenko A., Dorovskyy V., Rucker H., Poedts S.
Interferometer Observations of Solar Type III Bursts by the Radio Telescope UTR-2
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Miteva R., Samwel S.W., Costa-Duarte M.V., Danov D.
The Online Catalog of Wind/EPACT Proton Events
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Krasimira Yankova
Relationships in the System Disk - Corona
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Magnetic Substorms of Different Types During the 23 and 24 Solar Cycles
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Temporal Behaviour of Daytime VLF Emissions Caused by the Solar Wind and IMF Disturbances: A Case Study
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High-Latitude Geomagnetic Effects of Strong Positive IMF Bz: Case Study
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Shagimuratov I.I., Chernouss S.A., Filatov M.V., Efishov I.I., Despirak I.V., Kopytenko Yu.A.
Fluctuations of GPS Signals and Auroral Activity During 17 March 2015 Geomagnetic Storm
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Klimenko M., Klimenko V., Despirak I., Ratovsky K., Zakharenkova I., Korenkova N., Kozelov B., Gomonov A., Vasiliev E., Chernyakov S.
Auroral, Geomagnetic and Ionospheric Disturbances During St. Patrick's Day Geomagnetic Storms in 2013 and 2015
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Guineva V., Despirak I., Kozelov B.
Substorms Over Apatity During 2014/2015 Observational Season
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Basic Results from the Scanning Spectrophotometer “EMO-5” Onboard “IC Bulgaria-1300”
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Heliospheric Current Sheet as a Factor of Geomagnetic Activity Floor
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Klimov S., Grushin V., Novikov D., Pilipenko V., Belyakova L., Rodin V., Georgieva K., Kirov B., Ferencz Cs., Szegedi P., Korepanov V., Belyayev S., Marusenkov A., Dudkin D., Pronenko V.
Monitoring of Space Weather Electromagnetic Parameters in the Ionosphere. Projects: "Chibis-M”, "Obstanovka (1 Stage)“, “Vernov”
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Are Geomagnetic Disturbances and Pulsations Really Hazardous?
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Application of New Mathematical Methods of Data Processing to Study Solar-Wind-Magnetosphere Interactions: A Case Study
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Ozone Determination by GUV 2511 Ultraviolet Irradiation Measurements at Stara Zagora
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Intercosmos Bulgaria-1300 - Electric Field Generation in the Magnetotail
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Solar Cosmic Ray Acceleration and Propagation
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Solar Flare Model, MHD Simulations and Comparison with Observations
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CME in the Interplanetary Medium by Observations of IPS at the Decameter Wavelengths
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Stanislavsky A., Konovalenko A., Koval A., Volvach Ya.
CMEs and Frequency Cut-Off of Solar Bursts
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Advances in Solar Bursts Observations by the Low-Frequency Radio Telescopes of a New Age
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Analysis of the Nonlinear Behavior of the Accretion Flows
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Jacobi Ch., Unglaub C., Schmidtke G., Pfeifer M., Schafer R., Brunner R., Woods T., Jakowski N.
Delayed Response of Global TEC to Ionization Variations Seen from Combined SolACES-SDO/EVE Solar EUV Spectra
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Feygin F.Z., Malysheva L.M., Kleimenova N.G., Khabazin Yu.G.
Geomagnetic Pc1 Pulsation Behavior Depending on Solar Activity
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Geophysically Induced Currents, a Space Weather Hazard: Case Study - Europe Under Intense Geomagnetic Storms of the Solar Cycle 23
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Diana Beşliu-Ionescu, Marilena Mierla, Georgeta Maris Muntean.
The Influence of April 10, 2001 CME on the Magnetosphere
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Post-Storm High-Latitude Geomagnetic Pc5 Pulsations and VLF Emissions as a Result of Solar Wind Disturbances
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Despirak I.V., Lubchich A.A., Kleimenova N.G.
Comparison of Substorms During Two Solar Cycles Maximum: (1999-2000 and 2012-2013)
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Substorms Observations During Two Strongly Disturbed Periods - in March 2012 and March 2015
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Development of a Greek Solar Map Based on Solar Model Estimations
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Cosmic Ray Intensity and Solar Activity Variations: Possible Effects on the Rainfall in Turkey and Azerbaijan and Caspian Sea Level Changes
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Estimation of Solar Activity Influence on Vertical Extent of Sprites
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Coherent Structures in the Es Layer and Neutral Middle Atmosphere
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Annual Tree Rings Widths and the "Sun-Climate" Relationship
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Tropospheric Systems Influence on the Ionospheric Plasma
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The Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation Influence on Temperatures and on Structural Changes
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Kinetics of Electronically Excited O₂ Molecules in the Mixture of CO₂, CO, N₂, O₂ Gases
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Geomagnetic Activity Influence on the Seasonal Variations of Myocardial Infarction in Subauroral (Yakutia) and Low Latitudes (Bulgaria)
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