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Extreme, transient bursts of energy in the auroral ionosphere. I. Predictive radar tracking
Three-metre Farley-Buneman irregularities observed by the \textsc{icebear} VHF radar organize into clusters whose apparent motion follows the electric field mapped from the magnetosphere. We track these clusters automatically: each is bounded by an $α$-shape at every time step, consecutive frames ar
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