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Study of Ionospheric Variability Using GNSS Observations
... by using mapping ...from GNSS dual-frequency observations along with the solar activity dependence of TEC at the RABT and TETN ...and GNSS observations are used to illustrate the ... See full document
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GPS Based Study of Ionospheric Variability in TEC at Low Latitude Station Bhopal
... higher variability is observed in summer months at Bhopal during descending phase of solar ...10] using TEC data of Lunping (25 o N, ...higher variability of TEC in winter than in ...TEC using ... See full document
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Closed Basin between 2006–2009 by means of GNSS observations
... inventory study on the status of groundwater usage within Konya Closed Basin dis- plays the quantity of deep pumping wells that draw water from deep underground ... See full document
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EUV-TEC proxy to describe ionospheric variability using satellite-borne solar EUV measurements
... The time series of normalized EUV-TEC, normalized F10.7 and normalized global TEC are shown in Fig. 1 (up- per panel). All data are uncorrected for earth orbit effect to study the solar influence on the ... See full document
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Constructing a precipitable water vapor map from regional GNSS network observations without collocated meteorological data for weather forecasting
... this study, the ZTDs are estimated us- ing a GNSS precise point positioning (PPP) technique with the Bernese ...tional GNSS Service) ultra-rapid satellite orbit data and clock corrections are adopted ... See full document
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Study of ionospheric disturbances over the China mid and low latitude region with GPS observations
... Abstract. Ionospheric disturbances constitute the main re- striction factor for precise positioning techniques based on global positioning system (GPS) ...GPS observations are widely used to determine iono- ... See full document
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San in shear zone in southwest Japan, revealed by GNSS observations
... ratio suggest upwelling fluid from the mantle in the SSZ (Nakajima and Hasegawa, 2007; Sano and Nakajima 2008). These observations suggest that the fluid weaken the lower crust (i.e., Iio et al. 2002). High ... See full document
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Analysis of local ionospheric variability based on SVD and MDS at low latitude GNSS stations
... of ionospheric anomalies during equatorial and low latitude is of major concern for modeling and global navigation satellite system (GNSS) ...the ionospheric condi- tions, which will lead to the ... See full document
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The ionospheric response over the UK to major bombing raids during World War II
... out the signal of such raids from the background ionospheric variability in which further large raids were occurring. As such we consider this beyond the scope of the current study. For the ... See full document
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The uncertainty of the atmospheric integrated water vapour estimated from GNSS observations
... the GNSS-derived IWV either by comparing the GNSS IWV with data obtained from other independent techniques ...the GNSS IWV ...the GNSS IWV, the two meth- ods are both discussed in this ... See full document
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New advantages of the combined GPS and GLONASS observations for high latitude ionospheric irregularities monitoring: case study of June 2015 geomagnetic storm
... Figure 2b demonstrates an example of the data cov- erage accumulated during 1 h by all available stations tracking the GPS signals; blue dots show location of the ionosphere pierce points (IPPs) on links from a ground- ... See full document
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Mitigation of ionospheric effects on GNSS positioning at low latitudes
... this study, the São Paulo state region in Brazil is chosen as a test ...This study presents a strategy to mitigate the ionospheric impact on RTK positioning with an experimental ...the GNSS ... See full document
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Cassini observations of ionospheric plasma in Saturn's magnetotail lobes
... other ionospheric outflow events at Saturn; besides, modeling ionospheric outflow from Saturn’s ionosphere with a dynamic magnetosphere and atmosphere is needed to understand the relationship between ... See full document
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L band scintillations and calibrated total electron content gradients over Brazil during the last solar maximum
... Given the morphology of the Earth’s magnetic field, the geographic regions in which scintillations are more likely to occur are the polar and the equatorial areas, exacerbating in the low latitude regions (Kintner et al. ... See full document
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An Assessment of Ionospheric Error Mitigation Techniques for GNSS Estimation in the Low Equatorial African Region
... frequency GNSS receivers are the most widely used tools for tracking, navigation and geo-referencing around the ...all GNSS receivers used globally are single frequency receiv- ers and users experience ... See full document
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Study of Ionospheric Effects on Azimuth Imaging for Medium-Earth-Orbit SAR
... Assuming that the ionospheric state is the same, the longer synthetic time for MEOSAR will introduce a larger peak quadratic phase error. Therefore, the azimuth imaging will be affected more significantly. Figure ... See full document
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Imaging observations of the equatorward limit of midlatitude traveling ionospheric disturbances
... On August 4, 1999, the TID structures propagate to lower latitudes, below 30 ◦ . For example, a TEC enhancement at (32 ◦ N, 130 ◦ E) at 1315 UT propagates southwestward and reaches (28 ◦ N, 128 ◦ E) at 1400 UT. This ... See full document
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Distant ionospheric photoelectron energy peak observations at Venus
... A substantial amount of theoretical and simulation work has been done on the Venus – solar wind interaction, its ionosphere and the morphology of the interaction. On the large scale, the magnetic fi eld con fi guration at ... See full document
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Cassini observations of ionospheric plasma in Saturn's magnetotail lobes
... detecting ionospheric ions in CAPS/IMS. The ionospheric ions are represented with arrows, that get thinner approaching point B, in order to represent the ... See full document
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Deep Kalman Filter: Simultaneous Multi-Sensor Integration and Modelling; GNSS/IMU Case Study
... and deep extended Kalman filter are applied to predict the IMU errors without using GNSS 309. observations and correct the IMU positioning[r] ... See full document
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