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H. Kim, Ansari, S., Madey, J., Witten, D., Larsen, D., Cowling, S., Frissell, N., and Weygand, J., “Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling Studies Using the PSWS Magnetometer Network”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
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R. Marie Frissell, Klobusicky, J., Varonides, A., and Zamanian, A., “Lunar Dust Particle Simulation in the (12-6) Lennard-Jones Potential Approximation”, HamSCI Workshop 2023. HamSCI, Scranton, PA, 2023.
G. N. Piccini, McGwier, R. W., Spalletta, R. A., Mokhtari, M., Frissell, N. A., and Erickson, P. J., “Low-Cost Low-Power Ionosonde”, HamSCI Workshop 2023. HamSCI, Scranton, PA, 2023.
G. Piccini, McGwier, R., Spalletta, R. A., and Frissell, N. A., “A Low-Cost Low-Power Chirp Ionosonde for Studying Eclipse Ionospheric Impacts”, HamSCI Workshop 2024. HamSCI, Cleveland, OH, 2024.
K. Collins, Kazdan, D., Gibbons, J., Montare, A., Dannhoff, S., Erickson, P. J., and Frissell, N. A., “A Low-Cost Citizen Science HF Doppler Receiver for Measuring Ionospheric Variability”, in American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 2019.
A. Brapoh, Hankee, J., Szabo, A., Troy, R., McGwier, R. W., and Frissell, N. A., “Learning Communications Systems Using Amateur Radio Satellites”, HamSCI Workshop 2024. HamSCI, Cleveland, OH, 2024.
D. F. Sanchez, Frissell, N. A., Perry, G. W., Engelke, W. D., Coster, A., Erickson, P. J., Ruohoniemi, J. M., Baker, J. B. H., and Luetzelschawb, R. C., “Large Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances Observed using HamSCI Amateur Radio, SuperDARN, GNSS TEC, and Ionosondes”, in NSF CEDAR (Coupling, Energetics, and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions), Santa Fe, NM (Virtual), 2020.
D. Sanchez, Frissell, N. A., Perry, G., Engelke, W. D., Coster, A., Erickson, P. J., Ruohoniemi, J. M., and Baker, J. B. H., “Large Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances Observed using HamSCI Amateur Radio, SuperDARN, and GNSS TEC”, in HamSCI Workshop 2020, Scranton, PA, 2020.
N. A. Frissell, Sanchez, D. F., Markowitz, E., Perry, G. W., Engelke, W. D., Coster, A., Erickson, P. J., J. Ruohoniemi, M., and Baker, J. B. H., “Large Scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances Observed using HamSCI Amateur Radio, SuperDARN, and GNSS TEC”, in American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 2019.
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N. A. Frissell, “Ionospheric Sounding with Amateur Radio Networks”, NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center Seminar. Boulder, CO (Virtual), 2021.
N. A. Frissell, Miller, E. S., Kaeppler, S. R., Ceglia, F., Pascoe, D., Sinanis, N., Smith, P., Williams, R., and Shovkoplyas, A., “Ionospheric Sounding Using Real-Time Amateur Radio Reporting Networks”, Space Weather, vol. 12, pp. 651–656, 2014.
N. A. Frissell, Vega, J. S., Katz, J. D., Moses, M. L., Earle, G. D., Gunning, S. W., Gerrard, A. J., Miller, E. S., West, M. L., Ceglia, F., Pascoe, D., Sinanis, N., Smith, P., Williams, R., Shovkoplyas, A., and Silver, H. W., “Ionospheric Simulations of the 2017 Solar Eclipse QSO Party”, in NSF CEDAR (Coupling, Energetics, and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions), Keystone, CO, 2017.
M. Moses, Earle, G., Burujupalli, S., Frissell, N. A., Kordella, L., Dixit, S., Chitale, C., and Han, X., “Ionospheric Impacts of the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse”, in Dayton Hamvention, Xenia, OH, 2017.
E. S. Miller, Frissell, N., Kaeppler, S., Demajistre, R., and Knuth, A., “The Ionosphere's Pocket Litter: Exploiting Crowd-Sourced Observations”, in Fall AGU - Oral Presentation, San Francisco, CA, 2015.
R. Frissell, Frissell, N., and Truncale, N., “Introducing Undergraduates to Research Through Solar Flares, Python, and Amateur Radio”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
R. Frissell, Frissell, N., and Truncale, N., “Introducing Undergraduates to Research Through Solar Flares, Python, and Amateur Radio”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
R. M. Frissell, Frissell, N. A., and Truncale, N., “Introducing Undergraduates to Research Through Solar Flares, Python, and Amateur Radio”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
R. M. Frissell, Frissell, N. A., and Truncale, N., “Introducing Undergraduates to Research Through Solar Flares, Python, and Amateur Radio”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
J. Rizzo and Frissell, N. A., “Installation and Operation of the KC3EEY/W2NAF VLF Reception System”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
R. Boedicker, Frissell, N. A., Gibbons, J., and Collins, K., “Initial Review of the October 2023 Grape Eclipse Data”, HamSCI Workshop 2024. HamSCI, Cleveland, OH, 2024.
N. A. Frissell, Ackermann, J. R., Bern, D., Ceglia, F., Earle, G. D., Erickson, P. J., Gerrard, A. J., Gerzoff, R., Gladstone, P., Gunning, S. W., Huba, J. D., Katz, J. D., Miller, E. S., Moses, M. L., Reyer, S. E., Rose, S. W., Shovkoplyas, A., Silver, H. W., Smith, P., Vega, J. S., West, M. L., and Williams, R., “Initial Results of HamSCI Ham Radio 21 August 2017 Eclipse Ionospheric Experiments”, in American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting, Austin, TX, 2018.
H. Kim, Goodwin, L., Perry, G., Frissell, N. A., and Mikitin, G., “Incorporating HamSCI Project into a College Physics Course”, HamSCI Workshop 2024. HamSCI, Cleveland, OH, 2024.
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Z. Shah, Griffiths, G., Robinett, R., and Frissell, N., “How Do I Talk From Scranton to Pakistan Using​ High Frequency Amateur Radio?​”, HamSCI Workshop 2023. HamSCI, Scranton, PA, 2023.
N. A. Frissell, Vega, J. S., Markowitz, E., Gerrard, A. J., Engelke, W. D., Erickson, P. J., Miller, E. S., R. Luetzelschwab, C., and Bortnik, J., “High Frequency Communications Response to Solar Activity in September 2017 as Observed by Amateur Radio Networks”, in HamSCI Workshop 2019, Cleveland, OH, 2019.
N. A. Frissell, Vega, J. S., Markowitz, E., Gerrard, A. J., Engelke, W. D., Erickson, P. J., Miller, E. S., R. Luetzelschwab, C., and Bortnik, J., “High Frequency Communications Response to Solar Activity in September 2017 as Observed by Amateur Radio Networks”, in Fall AGU, Washington, DC, 2018.