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magnetic storms

Polar and magnetospheric substorms

By Syun-Ichi Akasofu

The magnetic storm of Sept. 25, 1909

By David Stenquist

On the watch for geomagnetic storms

By Arthur W. Green

Recurrent magnetic storms

By Bruce T. Tsurutani

Storms from the sun

By Michael J. Carlowicz

From the sun

By Steven T. Suess

The average morphology of geomagnetic storms with sudden commencement

By Masahisa Sugiura

Registrierung und Analyse erdmagnetischer Pulsationen der Polarlichtzone sowie ein Vergleich mit Bremsstrahlungsmessungen

By Klaus Wilhelm

Plasmas and Energetic Processes in the Geomagnetosphere

By Lev I. Dorman

Magnetic storms

By Bruce T. Tsurutani

Ring current development during storm main phase

By Mei-Ching Fok

The geopause

By T. E. Moore

Particle acceleration and transport in the tail and at the front side of the Magnetosphere

By Lynn M. Kistler

Satellite measurements of Birkeland currents

By Thomas A. Potemra

What is space weather?

By C. Robert Clauer

The interplanetary shock propagation model

By Zdenka K. Smith

The utility of interplanetary scintillation maps in forecasting geomagnetic activity

By H. Leinbach

A hundred year series of geomagnetic data 1868-1967

By Pierre-Noël Mayaud

Auroral hiss and polar magnetic activity

By Torben Stockflet Jørgensen

O povtori͡a︡emosti geomatnitnykh burʹ

By G. P. Berishvili

Effects of space weather on technology infrastructure

By NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Effects of Space Weather on Technology Infrastructure (2003 Rhodes, Greece)

Contribución al estudio de las tormentas magnéticas de los días 15 de mayo y 17 de junio de 1972

By Fernando Aranaz y del Río

Priroda anomalʹnogo pogloshchenii͡a kosmicheskogo radioizluchenii͡a v nizhneĭ ionosfere vysokikh shirot

By V. M. Driat͡skiĭ

The Birkeland symposium on aurora and magnetic storms, September 18 through 22, 1967, Sandefjord, Norway

By Birkeland Symposium on Aurora and Magnetic Storms Sandefjord, Norway 1967.