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2009

Near Earth space plasma monitoring under COST 296

This review paper presents the main achievements of the near Earth space plasma monitoring under COST 296

Action. The outputs of the COST 296 community making data, historical and real-time, standardized and available\ to the ionospheric community for their research, applications and modeling purposes are presented. The contribution\ of COST 296 with the added value of the validated data made possible a trusted ionospheric monitoring\ for research and modeling purposes, and it served for testing and improving the algorithms producing real-time

data and providing data users measurement uncertainties. These value added data also served for calibration and

validation of space-borne sensors. New techniques and parameters have been developed for monitoring the near\ Earth space plasma, as time dependent 2D maps of vertical total electron content (vTEC), other key ionospheric\ parameters and activity indices for distinguishing disturbed ionospheric conditions, as well as a technique for improving\ the discrepancies of different mapping services. The dissemination of the above products has been developed\ by COST 296 participants throughout the websites making them available on-line for real-time applications.

Altadill, D.; Boska, J.; Cander, L.; Gulyaeva, T.; Reinisch, B.; Romano, V.; Krankowski, A.; Bremer, J.; Belehaki, A.; Stanislawska, I.; Jakowski, N.; Scotto, C.;

Published by: Annals of Geophysics      Published on: 06/2009

YEAR: 2009     DOI:

2007

Testing regional vertical total electron content maps over Europe during the 17—21 January 2005 sudden space weather event

The intense level of solar activity recorded from 16 to 23 January 2005 led to a series of events with different signatures at the Earth s ionospheric distances. Measurements of the critical frequency of the F 2 layer f o F 2 and the vertical total electron content (VTEC) are used to describe the temporal and spatial electron density distributions during this space weather event, which gives an excellent opportunity to test regional VTEC maps over Europe under such disturbed solar-terrestrial conditions. In this context, the tests used to validate the International GNSS Service (IGS) VTEC maps have been applied to assess the accuracy of the European Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) VTEC maps.

Orus, R; Cander, Lj; Hernandez-Pajares, M;

Published by: Radio Science      Published on:

YEAR: 2007     DOI: 10.1029/2006RS003515



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