GNSS High Rate Data for Research of the Ionosphere

Dear Colleagues,

GNSS data of high-rate sampling is becoming increasingly available worldwide. It provides new opportunities to achieve better results in researching the ionosphere. Accuracy, efficiency, and reliability of standard ionospheric indices and parameters (S4, σφ, ROTI, TEC et al) depend on the integration time, sampling rate, de-trending and filtering procedures as well as on the receiver hardware and software architecture. The first important question is this: Is the data sampling rate high enough to ensure that all the ionospheric events are derived from the data? The second crucial question is: Are you certain in your results if your primary data was derived from the GNSS receiver like from a “black box”? The aim of this Special Issue is to present the latest state-of-the-art findings which seek to answer these questions.

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Prof. Vladislav Demyanov
Prof. Dr. Shuanggen Jin
Guest Editors

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