A new version of the NeQuick ionosphere electron density model
By B. Nava, P. Coïsson, S. Radicella. 2008
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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Geophysics
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In Aerospace Engineering
- Norbert Jakowski
- Mohammed Mainul Hoque
- Christoph Mayer
- Dieter Bilitza
- Bodo W. Reinisch
- Libo Liu
- Weixing Wan
- T. Fuller‐Rowell
In Astronomy and Astrophysics
- Norbert Jakowski
- Mohammed Mainul Hoque
- Christoph Mayer
- Dieter Bilitza
- Bodo W. Reinisch
- T. Fuller‐Rowell
- Libo Liu
- Weixing Wan
In Geophysics
- Norbert Jakowski
- Mohammed Mainul Hoque
- Christoph Mayer
- Dieter Bilitza
- Bodo W. Reinisch
- T. Fuller‐Rowell
- Libo Liu
- Weixing Wan
Citations in the corpus
- A new global TEC model for estimating transionospheric radio wave propagation errors (2011, methodology): “The European global navigation satellite system ‘Galileo’ plans to use the electron density model NeQuick (Hochegger et al. 2000; Radicella and Leitinger 2001; Nava et al. 2008).”
- IRI the International Standard for the Ionosphere (2003, methodology): “Nava et al. (2011) obtained a significant improvement of the performance of the NeQuick model by adjusting the F10.”