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12. Ionosphere Modeling and Estimation<br />

You might set up in addition single-layer height parameters as unknowns in panel<br />

“<strong>GPS</strong>EST 6.4.1: Global Ionosphere Parameters 1”. In that case, <strong>GPS</strong>EST requires an a priori<br />

GIM file – stemming from an initial program run – to be specified in panel “<strong>GPS</strong>EST 1.1:<br />

Input Files 1”, option “Ionosphere models”, because the parameter estimation problem is no<br />

longer linear.<br />

Deterministic ionosphere models in a piece-wise linear representation may be stored just<br />

like other parameters in normal equation files in the program <strong>GPS</strong>EST. They may be combined<br />

later on in program ADDNEQ2 (”Menu>Processing>Normal equation stacking”). Absolute and<br />

relative constraints may be specified in panel “ADDNEQ2 9: Options for Atmospheric Parameters”.<br />

Just like <strong>GPS</strong>EST, ADDNEQ2 offers the possibility to store IONEX as well as <strong>Bernese</strong><br />

ionosphere result files. All parameter operations described in Section 9.3 may be applied to<br />

ionosphere parameters, too. Due to the piece-wise linear representation ionosphere models<br />

of consecutive days will automatically result in a continuous model. To reduce the number<br />

of parameters in, e.g., a three-day solution the EXCEPT FOR BOUNDARY pre-elimination option<br />

for the first and third day may be applied. As demonstrated in the provided PPP.PCF<br />

example (description in Section 20.4.1) ADDNEQ2 may also be used to compute a regional<br />

ionosphere model from a set of subnetworks or even from a set of individually analyzed<br />

stations.<br />

CODE’S GLOBAL IONOSPHERE MAPS FOR DAY 139, 2003 24-MAY-03 12:43<br />

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />

MODEL NUMBER / STATION NAME : 1390-01<br />

MODEL TYPE (1=LOCAL,2=GLOBAL,3=STATION) : 2<br />

MAXIMUM DEGREE OF SPHERICAL HARMONICS : 15<br />

MAXIMUM ORDER : 15<br />

DEVELOPMENT WITH RESPECT TO<br />

GEOGRAPHICAL (=1) OR GEOMAGNETIC (=2) FRAME : 2<br />

MEAN (=1) OR TRUE (=2) POSITION OF THE SUN : 1<br />

MAPPING FUNCTION (0=NONE,1=COSZ,2=MSLM,3=ESM) : 2<br />

HEIGHT OF SINGLE LAYER AND ITS RMS ERROR (KM) : 450.00 0.00<br />

COORDINATES OF EARTH-CENTERED DIPOLE AXIS<br />

LATITUDE OF NORTH GEOMAGNETIC POLE (DEGREES) : 79.59<br />

EAST LONGITUDE (DEGREES) : -71.99<br />

PERIOD OF VALIDITY<br />

FROM EPOCH / REFERENCE EPOCH (Y,M,D,H,M,S) : 2003 05 19 00 00 00<br />

TO EPOCH :<br />

LATITUDE BAND COVERED<br />

MINIMUM LATITUDE (DEGREES) : -88.62<br />

MAXIMUM LATITUDE (DEGREES) : 89.57<br />

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION<br />

NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTING STATIONS : 178<br />

NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTING SATELLITES : 38<br />

ELEVATION CUT-OFF ANGLE (DEGREES) : 10<br />

MAXIMUM TEC AND ITS RMS ERROR (TECU) : 65.25 0.68<br />

COMMENT / WARNING :<br />

COEFFICIENTS<br />

DEGREE ORDER VALUE (TECU) RMS (TECU)<br />

0 0 23.21633875 0.0333<br />

1 0 5.64451669 0.0303<br />

1 1 8.01834535 0.0334<br />

...<br />

15 -14 0.01665035 0.0235<br />

15 15 0.00388322 0.0249<br />

15 -15 0.02498974 0.0248<br />

...<br />

Figure 12.17: Example for an ionosphere file containing a series of global TEC models.<br />

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