The Time-Dependent Ionospheric Model Using a TEC-Driven Servo: An Investigation of the Capabilities and Limitations

The ionosphere is a region of the atmosphere with a high density of electrons. These electrons affect the behavior of any electromagnetic wave that passes through the ionosphere. Communication and geolocation systems, such as traditional radio and Global Positioning Systems, depend on emitted electromagnetic signals being picked up by a receiver. The presence of the ionosphere affects the behavior of the signal and the quality of the service. Hence, the interactions between electromagnetic waves and the ionosphere provide a major motivation to understand, research, and successfully model and p... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Whiteley, Jenny Rebecca
Dokumenttyp: Text
Erscheinungsdatum: 2023
Verlag/Hrsg.: DigitalCommons@USU
Schlagwörter: Whiteley / ionosphere / validation / plasmasphere / model / TEC / NmF2 / electron peak density / atmosphere / TEC‐driven servo / earth science / GPS / ionosonde / TDIM / time dependent ionosphere model / electron density / geolocation / capabilities / limitations / peak frequency / Juliusruh / Gemany / Dourbes / Belgium / Alpena / Michigan / Idaho national laboratory / TST / weather‐level / location‐specific / simulation / day 193 / day 194 / day 195 / day 196 / VTEC / validation effort / Physics
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