Characterizing the 10 November 2004 storm‐time middle‐latitude plasma bubble event in Southeast Asia using multi‐instrument observations
Guozhu Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), K. Yumoto(Kyushu University), J. Y. Liu(National Central University), Libo Liu(Guiyang Medical University), Baiqi Ning(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Biqiang Zhao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Feng Ding(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jiyao Xu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Weixing Wan(Second Hospital of Shandong University)
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