Response of the Asian-Australian Low Latitude TEC to the 2013 SSW Event and a Moderate Geomagnetic Storm

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J. B. Fashae
O. S. Bolaji
A. B. Rabiu
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[1] Department of Physics and Solar Energy,
[2] Bowen University,undefined
[3] Department of Physics,undefined
[4] University of Lagos,undefined
[5] Center for Atmospheric Research,undefined
[6] National Space Research & Development Agency,undefined
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Geomagnetism and Aeronomy | 2023年 / 63卷
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low-latitude ionosphere; equatorial ionization anomaly; sudden stratospheric warming; equatorial electrojet strength, geomagnetic storm;
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