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Parrot, M, Inan US, Lehtinen NG.  2008.  V-shaped VLF streaks recorded on DEMETER above powerful thunderstorms. Journal of Geophysical Research (Space Physics). 113:10310.
Mlodnosky, R  F, Garriott O  K.  1963.  The v.l.f. admittance of a dipole in the lower ionosphere. The Ionosphere. :484.
Carlson, C  R, Helliwell RA, Carpenter DL.  1985.  Variable frequency VLF signals in the magnetosphere Associated phenomena and plasma diagnostics. Journal of Geophysical Research. 90:1507-1521.
Park, CG, Meng C-I.  1971.  Vertical Motions of the Midlatitude F2 Layer during Magnetospheric Substorms. Journal of Geophysical Research. 76:8326-8332.
Helliwell, RA, Brice NM.  1964.  Very Low Frequency Emission Periods and Whistler Mode Group Delays. Journal of Geophysical Research. 69:4704-4708.
Marshall, RA.  2009.  Very Low Frequency Radio Signatures of Transient Luminous Events above Thunderstorms.
Park, CG, Carpenter DL.  1978.  Very low frequency radio waves in the magnetosphere, Paper 4 in Upper Atmosphere Research in Antarctica. Upper Atmosphere Research in Antarctica. 29:72-99.
Marshall, RA, Inan US, Lyons WA.  2007.  Very low frequency sferic bursts, sprites, and their association with lightning activity. Journal of Geophysical Research (Atmospheres). 112:22105.
Singh, R, Cohen MB, Maurya AK, Veenadhari B, Kumar S, Pant P, Said RK, Inan US.  2012.  Very low latitude (L = 1.08) whistlers. Geophysical Research Letters. 39(23)
Tkalcevic, S.  1983.  Very-low frequency signals (2-10 kHz) received at Palmer Station, Antarctica, from the 21.4 km dipole antenna at Siple Station, 1400 km distant. Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics. 45:353-367.
Dowden, R  L.  1962.  Very-Low-Frequency Discrete Emissions received at Conjugate Points. Nature. 195:64.
Helliwell, RA.  1971.  Very-low-frequency magnetospheric research in the Antarctic. Res. in the Antarctic. :493-511.
Carpenter, DL, Helliwell RA.  1966.  Very-low-frequency phenomena. Antarctic Journal of U.S.. :193-194.
Inan, US, Slingeland A, Pasko V  P, Rodriguez JV.  1996.  VLF and LF signatures of mesospheric/lower ionospheric response to lightning discharges. Journal of Geophysical Research. 101:5219-5238.
Raghuram, R, Smith R, Bell TF.  1974.  VLF Antarctic antenna: Impedance and efficiency. IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation. 22:334-338.
Lauben, DS, Inan US, Bell TF, Kirchner D  L, Hospodarsky G  B, Pickett J  S.  1998.  VLF chorus emissions observed by POLAR during the January 10, 1997, magnetic cloud. Geophysical Research Letters. 25:2995-2998.
[Anonymous].  1979.  VLF direction finding from Palmer Station. Antarctic Journal. XIV(5):210.
Inan, US.  1990.  VLF heating of the lower ionosphere. Geophysical Research Letters. 17:729-732.
Johnson, M.  2000.  VLF Imaging of Lightning-Induced Ionospheric Disturbances.
Wang, TNC.  1970.  VLF Input Impedance Characteristics of an Electric Antenna in a Magnetoplasma.
Helliwell, RA, Katsufrakis J  P, Bell TF, Raghuram R.  1975.  VLF line radiation in the earth's magnetosphere and its association with power system radiation. Journal of Geophysical Research. 80:4249-4258.
Helliwell, RA.  1966.  VLF noise of magnetospheric origin, Progress in Scientific Radio, 1963-1966. National Academy of Sciences Publ.. :1468.
Cotts, B  R  T, Inan US.  2007.  VLF observation of long ionospheric recovery events. Geophysical Research Letters. 34:14809.
Smith, R  L.  1969.  VLF Observations of Auroral Beams as Sources of a Class of Emissions. Nature. 224:351-352.
NaitAmor, S, AlAbdoadaim MA, Cohen MB, Cotts B  R  T, Soula S, Chanrion O, Neubert T, Abdelatif T.  2010.  VLF observations of ionospheric disturbances in association with TLEs from the EuroSprite-2007 campaign. Journal of Geophysical Research. 115