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2022
S. R. Kaeppler and Miller, E., “On the Use of High Frequency Surface Wave Oceanographic Research Radars as Bistatic Single Frequency Oblique Ionospheric Sounders”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
F. H. Bauer and Berger, R., “Using the ARISS radio systems on ISS for HamSCI”, HamSCI Workshop 2022. HamSCI, Huntsville, AL, 2022.
2021
A. Takio Kitagawa, “Use of the Short Wave Radio to prove the ionosphere with students from a public school in Brazil”, HamSCI Workshop 2021. HamSCI, Scranton, PA (Virtual), 2021.
R. A. Russel, “The use of the Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance Radio Telescope to predict the signal and observe the North American 2017 Total Solar Eclipse”, HamSCI Workshop 2021. HamSCI, Scranton, PA (Virtual), 2021.
2020
G. Perry, Erickson, P. J., Blain, B. D., Reif, R., and Frissell, N. A., “Update on the Golden Ears Project”, in HamSCI Workshop 2020, Scranton, PA, 2020.
K. Collins, Kazdan, D., and Gibbons, J., “Update on the Low‐Cost Personal Space Weather Station”, in HamSCI Workshop 2020, Scranton, PA, 2020.
J. Rizzo, “Using a PVC Pipe Antenna and a Raspberry Pi to Detect VLF Natural Radio (ePoster)”, in HamSCI Workshop 2020, Scranton, PA, 2020.
D. A. Smith and Sojka, J., “Using amateur radio to validate model‐based properties of earth's protective shield”, in HamSCI Workshop, Scranton, PA, 2020.
B. Howard, “Using Fldigi for the ARRL Frequency Measuring Test (FMT)”. 2020.
2019
S. Cowling, “Update on Personal Space Weather Station & SDR Hardware”, in Hamvention HamSCI Forum, Xenia, OH, 2019.
2017
J. A. Dzekevich and Erickson, P. J., “Upper Level Lows and Six Meter 50 Mhz Sporadic E”, in Dayton Hamvention, Xenia, OH, 2017.
J. Dzekevich, “Upper-Level Lows and 6-Meter Sporadic E”, QST, vol. 101, no. 12, pp. 30-35, 2017.
W. Liles, Mitchell, C., Cohen, M., Earle, G., Frissell, N., Kirby-Patel, K., Lukes, L., Miller, E., Moses, M., Nelson, J., and Rockway, J., “On the use of solar eclipses to study the ionosphere”, in 15th International Ionospheric Effects Symposium IES2017, Alexandria, VA, 2017.