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Determination of solar cycle variations of midlatitude ELF/VLF chorus and hiss via automated signal detection
An automated algorithm for detecting chorus and hiss emissions in ground-based extremely low frequency/very low frequency (ELF/VLF) wave receiver data is developed and applied to 10 years of data collected at Palmer Station, Antarctica (L = 2.4, 50 degrees S invariant latitude). The algorithm consis
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