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Ramos, L. D, Wilson G, Sousa A, Marshall R, Brunetto K, Ballenthin J, Kay R, Patton J, Quigley S, Fennelly J et al.. 2019. A CubeSat receiver for the study of VLF-waves at LEO. Abstract

Journal Article

Ungstrup, E. 1966. Association between VLF Emissions and Flickering Aurora. Journal of Geophysical Research. 71:2395.

Carpenter, DL, Fraser-Smith A C, Unwin R S, Hones, Jr. E W, Heacock R R. 1971. Correlation between Convection Electric Fields in the Nightside Magnetosphere and Several Wave and Particle Phenomena during Two Isolated Substorms. Journal of Geophysical Research. 76:7778-7786.

Ungstrup, I M, Carpenter DL. 1974. 'Hisslers' - Quasi-periodic /T approximately equal to 2 sec/ VLF noise forms at auroral latitudes. Journal of Geophysical Research. 79:5196-5201.

Sato, M, Mihara M, Adachi T, Ushio T, Morimoto T, Kikuchi M, Kikuchi H, Suzuki M, Yamazaki A, Takahashi Y et al.. 2016. Horizontal distributions of sprites derived from the JEM-GLIMS nadir observations. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres. 121:3171–3194.

Adachi, T, Sato M, Ushio T, Yamazaki A, Suzuki M, Kikuchi M, Takahashi Y, Inan US, Linscott I, Hobara Y et al.. 2016. Identifying the occurrence of lightning and transient luminous events by nadir spectrophotometric observation. Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics. 145:85-97.

Sato, M, Ushio T, Morimoto T, Kikuchi M, Kikuchi H, Adachi T, Suzuki M, Yamazaki A, Takahashi Y, Inan U et al.. 2015. Overview and early results of the Global Lightning and Sprite Measurements mission. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres. 120(9):3822-3851.

Brice, NM, Ungstrut E. 1963. Use of `local Mean Auroral Time' for Very-Low-Frequency Emissions. Nature. 198:874.

Thesis

Compston, A. 2016. Global Estimate of Lightning Energy Injected Into The Earth's Plasmasphere.

Uluşen, D. 2008. Low Energy Electron Transport by Reconnected Magnetic Fields Around Mars.