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Can We Predict Ionospheric Turbulence? A Bayesian Model Offers a Global Warning System

Newswise imageSpace weather can disrupt satellite navigation and communication systems by triggering rapid fluctuations in the ionosphere. A new study introduces a global probabilistic forecasting model that predicts when and where ionospheric disturbances--measured by the Rate of total electron content (TEC) Index (ROTI)--are likely to persist. Unlike previous machine learning approaches, the new method embraces the bursty, heavy-tailed nature of ionospheric activity using a Bayesian framework. It also takes into account the fact that the observations in the Pierce Points between the satellites and the GNSS stations are distributed in a non-uniform way, and change in time due to the movement of the satellite. By dividing the globe into fine geographic cells and modeling disturbance duration through long-tail statistics, the system delivers robust forecasts up to six hours ahead. The approach improves the reliability of early warnings for regions where Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) perfor

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