Observations of VLF hiss at very low L values.
Bursts of VLF radio noise near magnetic equator at low altitudes analyzed using satellite data
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Bursts of VLF radio noise near magnetic equator at low altitudes analyzed using satellite data
Injun 3 satellite observations reveal electron microbursts association with VLF chorus emission
Satellite observations of abrupt changes in whistler rate and VLF noise variations at plasmapause
Intensity and occurrence of VLF emissions and charged particle fluxes, using Injun 3 satellite observations
Artificial production of broadband VLF hiss by means of Cerenkov radiation process as side effect of electron accelerator aurora generating experiment
VLF emission morphology from Injun 3 satellite observation
VLF electric and magnetic fields observed with Javelin sounding rocket flown to 763 km, noting electromagnetic noise characteristics
Simultaneous OGO-2 observations of light ion trough and VLF cutoff
VLF electric and magnetic fields observed in auroral zone with Javelin 8.46 sounding rocket
Design of VLF and particle experiments for ATS-A satellite considering electromagnetic interference
VLF measurements of Poynting flux along geomagnetic field with Injun 5 satellite
VLF electric field measurements from 1 AU heliocentric orbit, noting field oscillations in solar wind and large amplitude HF noise bursts
Diurnal variations of low latitude VLF emissions observed at Hiraiso, Japan
Capacitance and effective height for VLF umbrella antennas using multiple wire structural members to increase effective antenna surface area
VLF emissions intensity and spectra variations compared with energetic electron fluxes variations during magnetosphere storm periods
Latitudinal cut-off of manmade VLF signals in short path through ionosphere to OGO 2 satellite, noting strong noise following signal cut-off
Banded chorus, VLF discrete emissions in magnetosphere in single variable frequency band with frequency depending on equatorial electron gyrofrequency
Ion depletion in high latitude exosphere, considering OGO 2 simultaneous observations of positive ion concentration, VLF signal propagation and whistlers