Latitude Quenching Nonlinearity in the Solar Dynamo by Anthony R. Yeates, Luca Bertello, Alexander A. Pevtsov, Alexei A. Pevtsov

“…We compare two candidate nonlinearities for regulating the solar cycle within the Babcock–Leighton paradigm: tilt quenching (whereby the tilt of active regions is reduced in stronger cycles) and latitude quenching (whereby flux emerges at higher latitudes in stronger solar cycles). …”
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Low-Latitude Mesosphere, Thermosphere, and Ionosphere by Y. Sahai, R. S. Dabas, Y. Otsuka, M. Klimenko

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Identifying the Latitude and Longitude of ATMs in ATM Networks by Niloofar Haghjoo, Mohammad rahmati, Ali Zare Mirakabad

“…In the end, the algorithm reports the geographical latitude and longitude for each ATM, plus the probability score indicating how correct it is.   …”
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Spectral Variations across Latitudes on Asteroid (3200) Phaethon by M. Angrisani, E. Palomba, A. Longobardo, E. Rognini, A. Migliorini, E. D’Aversa, G. Pratesi, C. Gisellu, F. Dirri, L. Piazzo, T. Arai

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Effect of Latitude of Sunspots on Earth-Intersecting Trajectory of Plasma by Alan Hoback

“…Comparing data from locations of sunspots to data of Earth’s orbit will provide a likelihood of incidence based on latitude or origin. The latitudes of sunspot centroids vary significantly through the solar cycle as they tend to migrate from mid-latitudes towards the equator. …”
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Tandem Observations of Nighttime Mid‐Latitude Topside Ionospheric Perturbations by Hosub Song, Jaeheung Park, Yaqi Jin, Yuichi Otsuka, Stephan Buchert, Jaejin Lee, Yu Yi

“…This paper addresses this knowledge gap by statistically investigating nighttime perturbations in the mid‐latitude topside ionosphere observed by tandem satellites, Swarm A and C. …”
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Application of Latitude Stripe Division in Satellite Constellation Coverage to Ground by Maocai Wang, Xin Luo, Guangming Dai, Xiaoyu Chen

“…Aiming at improving the low computational efficiency of the conventional method, a method using latitude stripe division is proposed, which has high efficiency, and we name it latitude stripe method. …”
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Assimilation of GNSS Measurements for Estimation of High‐Latitude Convection Processes by Daniel S. Miladinovich, Seebany Datta‐Barua, Aurora López Rubio, Shun‐Rong Zhang, Gary S. Bust

“…This work adjusts a background modeled high‐latitude electrostatic potential to estimate the storm time electric field based on data‐derived plasma densities and measurements of neutral wind. …”
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Improving Predictions of High‐Latitude Coronal Mass Ejections Throughout the Heliosphere by C. Scolini, E. Chané, J. Pomoell, L. Rodriguez, S. Poedts

“…Errors are most prominent in simulations of high‐latitude CMEs and at the location of spacecraft at high latitudes and/or small distances from the Sun, with locations impacted by the CME flanks being the most error sensitive. …”
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Probabilistic Forecasting of Ground Magnetic Perturbation Spikes at Mid‐Latitude Stations by Michael Coughlan, Amy Keesee, Victor Pinto, Raman Mukundan, José Paulo Marchezi, Jeremiah Johnson, Hyunju Connor, Don Hampton

“…Here we trained Convolutional Neural Network models for eight mid‐latitude magnetometers to predict the probability that dB/dt will exceed the 99th percentile threshold 30–60 min in the future. …”
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Les agendas 21 locaux : quels apports sous quelles latitudes ? by Cyria Emelianoff

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2D-TDOA passive location based on geodetic longitude and latitude by Fangli MA, Yang XU, Peng XU

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Geomagnetically Induced Currents at Middle Latitudes: 1. Quiet‐Time Variability by Adam C. Kellerman, Ryan Mcgranaghan, Jacob Bortnik, Brett A. Carter, Joseph Hughes, Robert F. Arritt, Karthik Venkataramani, Charles H. Perry, Jackson McCormick, Chigomezyo M. Ngwira, Morris Cohen, Jia Yue

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Assessment of the Weimer Geomagnetic Perturbation Model for High‐Latitude Positioning and Navigation by S. Califf, M. Nair, D. Weimer, N. Zachman, B. Poedjono

“…This study assesses the Weimer geomagnetic perturbation model, proposed by Weimer in 2013, which is an empirical model of magnetic field variations at high latitudes driven by solar wind measurements, as a candidate for capturing geomagnetic field variations in high‐latitude areas. …”
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INFLUENCE OF SEASONAL AND LATITUDE CHANGES IN SOLAR RADIATION ON THE SYNTHESIS OF PLASTID PIGMENTS by USM ADMIN

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Recent changes in ENSO’s impacts on the summertime circumglobal teleconnection and mid-latitude extremes by Shankai Tang, Shaobo Qiao, Bin Wang, Fei Liu, Xian Zhu, Taichen Feng, Guolin Feng, Wenjie Dong

“…Abstract The boreal summer circumglobal teleconnection (CGT) provides a primary predictability source for mid-latitude Northern Hemisphere climate anomalies and extreme events. …”
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Genetic differentiation at extreme latitudes in the socially plastic sweat bee Halictus rubicundus. by Bas A Michels, Mariska M Beekman, Jeremy Field, Jodie Gruber, Bart A Pannebakker, Charlotte Savill, Rebecca A Boulton

“…The climate influences voltinism and sociality in H. rubicundus, which is bivoltine and can nest socially at warmer lower latitudes but tends to be univoltine and solitary in the cooler north. …”
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The Possible Role of Turbopause on Sporadic‐E Layer Formation at Middle and Low Latitudes by Qiong Tang, Chen Zhou, Huixin Liu, Yi Liu, Jiaqi Zhao, Zhibin Yu, Zhengyu Zhao, Xueshang Feng

“…Abstract In this paper, we examine the mechanism of middle‐ and low‐latitude sporadic‐E (Es) layer formation. Observations of ionosondes and meteor radars at stations of different latitudes show that Es layer also formed at low‐altitude nonwindshear points, which is distinct from prototypical windshear theory. …”
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Mid‐Latitude Double H‐Spikes: Their Properties and Signatures in Different Geomagnetic Indices by E. Saiz, A. Guerrero, C. Cid

“…Our outcomes indicate that double H‐spikes are a global phenomenon closely related with the substorm phenomenon and the ground magnetic disturbances observed at mid‐latitude are remote effects of field‐aligned currents (FACs). …”
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Wines without Latitude: Global and local forces and the geography of the Thai wine industry by Glenn Banks, Ratchaphong Klinsrisuk, Sittipong Dilokwanich, Polly Stupples

“…Wine grape production has historically been restricted to temperate latitudes – largely between 30 and 50 degrees above and below the equator. …”
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