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Figure 1. Worldwide distribution of a portion of the radio spectrographs in the e-CALLISTOnetwork
Figure 2. The set-up of the array of three CALLISTO spectrographs at RSTO. The currentquency up-converter and measuring from 10 to 100 MHz
Figure 3. Radio frequency survey of the RSTO in Birr Castle Demesne (blue), Bleien RadioObservatory in Switzerland (red; offset by 10 dB) and from Potsdam Bornim (green; offsetby 20 dB)
Figure 4. Dynamic spectrum of the 22 September 2011 Type II radio burst and relatedGOES–15 light curve showing an X1.4 flare
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