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H. Kim, Madey, J., Witten, II, D. M., Larsen, D., Cowling, S. H., Frissell, N. A., and Weygand, J., “Preliminary Data Analysis of PSWS Magnetometer Data”, HamSCI Workshop 2021. HamSCI, Scranton, PA (Virtual), 2021.
H. Kim, Madey, J., Witten, D., Larsen, D. R., Cowling, S. H., Frissell, N. A., and Weygand, J., “PSWS Magnetometer Science Update”, ARRL-TAPR Digital Communications Conference. ARRL-TAPR, Virtual, 2021.
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.
A. Takio Kitagawa, “Use of the Short Wave Radio to prove the ionosphere with students from a public school in Brazil”, HamSCI Workshop 2021. HamSCI, Scranton, PA (Virtual), 2021.
T. Kovach, Dannhoff, S., and May, J., “RJOVER: An alternative approach using SDR technology to reduce costs for the NASA Radio JOVE citizen science effort”, HamSCI Workshop 2021. HamSCI, Scranton, PA (Virtual), 2021.
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J. LaBelle, “Observing Radio Signals of Auroral Origin (Invited Tutorial)”, in HamSCI Workshop 2020, Scranton, PA, 2020.
J. LaBelle and Boyd, E., “AM Broadcast Signals Observed at South Pole”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
V. Ledvina, MacDonald, E., Barkhouse, W., and Young, T., “Construction of an Aurora Camera in North Dakota to Aid in Citizen Science and Space Weather Applications (ePoster)”, in HamSCI Workshop 2020, Scranton, PA, 2020.
V. Ledvina, MacDonald, E., Brandt, L., McCormack, M., Collins, S., Barkhouse, W., and Young, T., “The North Dakota Dual Aurora Camera (NoDDAC), A Student-led Citizen Science Project: Data Showcase, Future Developments, and Scientific Potential”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
W. Liles, Mitchell, C., Cohen, M., Earle, G., Frissell, N., Kirby-Patel, K., Lukes, L., Miller, E., Moses, M., Nelson, J., and Rockway, J., “On the use of solar eclipses to study the ionosphere”, in 15th International Ionospheric Effects Symposium IES2017, Alexandria, VA, 2017.
W. Liles, Lukes, L., Nelson, J., and Kerby-Patel, K., “VLF/LF and the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse”, in Dayton Hamvention, Xenia, OH, 2017.
W. C. Liles, Mitchell, C. N., Kerby-Patel, K. C., Nelson, J., and Lukes, L., “Collaborative Use of Solar Eclipses to Study the Ionosphere”, in HamSCI-UK, Milton Keynes, UK, 2017.
W. Liles, “VLF Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance Receiver (Demonstration)”, in HamSCI Workshop 2019, Cleveland, OH, 2019.
M. A. Lombardi, “Allan Deviation Analysis of WWV Doppler Shift Measurements recorded with the HamSCI Grape 1 Receiver”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
C. Luetzelschwab, “The New Sunspot Numbers”, QST, vol. 100, no. 10, pp. 38-41, 2016.
C. Luetzelschwab, “Introduction to Space Weather and Propagation”, in Dayton Hamvention, Xenia, OH, 2017.
C. Luetzelschwab, “Outstanding Problems in Radio Propagation”, in HamSCI-UK, Milton Keynes, UK, 2017.
C. R. Luetzelschwab, “Ham Radio for Space Scientists (Invited Tutorial)”, in HamSCI Workshop 2019, Cleveland, OH, 2019.
C. Luetzelschwab, “The Third Source of F2 Region Variability (Booth Talk)”, in Dayton Hamvention, Xenia, OH, 2019.
C. Luetzelschwab, “Propagation on 630m and 2200m (Booth Talk)”, in Dayton Hamvention, Xenia,OH, 2019.
C. R. Luetzelschwab and Erickson, P. J., “Survey of ionospheric F2 region variability from the lower atmosphere: drivers and responses - Part 1”, HamSCI Workshop 2021. 2021.
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E. MacDonald, “Aurorasaurus: Citizen Science Observations of the Aurora (Invited Tutorial)”, in HamSCI Workshop 2020, Scranton, PA, 2020.
J. Madey, Witten, II, D., Kim, H., Larsen, D., Cowling, S. H., and Frissell, N. A., “PSWS Ground Magnetometer Hardware”, HamSCI Workshop 2021. HamSCI, Scranton, PA (Virtual), 2021.
J. Madey, “An Easily Constructed High Resolution 3 Axis Magnetometer for Backyard Citizen Science”, ARRL-TAPR Digital Communications Conference. ARRL-TAPR, Virtual, 2021.
J. Madey, Witten, D., Kim, H., and Frissell, N. A., “An Easily Constructed High Resolution 3 Axis Magnetometer for Backyard Citizen Science”, in American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, 2021.