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Case, N. A., MacDonald, E. A., Viereck, R. (2016) Using citizen science reports to define the equatorial extent of auroral visibility. Space Weather, 14. 198-209 doi:10.1002/2015sw001320

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TitleUsing citizen science reports to define the equatorial extent of auroral visibility
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AuthorsCase, N. A.Author
MacDonald, E. A.Author
Viereck, R.Author
Year2016 (March)Volume14
PublisherAmerican Geophysical Union (AGU)
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