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Impact of F10.7 Flux and Proton Intensity on Delayed Ionospheric TEC Responses at Low Latitudes during Geomagnetic Storms across Solar Cycles 23–25
There has been a growing interest in ionospheric delay as a crucial element in comprehending the impact of solar phenomena and geomagnetic storms on the ionosphere. This study investigates Total Electron Content (TEC) data collected from two International GNSS Service (IGS) stations: CUSV, T
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