A Test of International Reference Ionosphere IRI-79 Using Ionospheric Electron Content Data
Yue-qin Dai
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Yue-qin Dai
Abstract
Acomparison is made between the ionospheric electron content measured at Xian in 1978-1979 and that calculated from International Reference Ionosphere IRI-79. It is shown that the electron content calculated from IRI-79 in spring is much lower and this could be due to the too low electron density of the IRImodel above the F2 peak level.
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Acomparison is made between the ionospheric electron content measured at Xian in 1978-1979 and that calculated from International Reference Ionosphere IRI-79. It is shown that the electron content calculated from IRI-79 in spring is much lower and this could be due to the too low electron density of the IRImodel above the F2 peak level.
Key concepts: Ionosphere, International Reference Ionosphere, Total electron content, Content (measure theory), Geophysics, Physics, Geodesy, TEC