Ionospheric Effects on GPS

By J. Klobuchar. 2009

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• Improved amplitude- and phase-scintillation indices derived from wavelet detrended high-latitude GPS data (2012, methodology): “We have used 10.9 Hz as a safe high-frequency cutoff mainly because, to have an ionospheric Doppler shift of more than 10.9 Hz, there would have to be a rate of change of total electron content of about 11TECU/s for the L1 signal (Klobuchar 1996), which we think is highly unlikely.”