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Characterization of thunderstorm-generated travelling ionospheric disturbances by dense GNSS sensors network over Western Europe
We used total electron content (TEC) measurements from 1200 ground-based GNSS receivers in Europe to study ionospheric effects of five convective storms that occurred between 2019 and 2024. The storms are of different types of activity by the meteorological classification (derecho, thunderstorm with
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