Topside electron density in IRI and NeQuick: Features and limitations

By P. Coïsson, S. Radicella, R. Leitinger, B. Nava. 2006

203 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Geophysics

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. Bodo W. Reinisch
2. Dieter Bilitza
3. Norbert Jakowski
4. Mohammed Mainul Hoque
5. Christoph Mayer
6. Ivan Galkin
7. Libo Liu
8. Weixing Wan

In Astronomy and Astrophysics

1. Bodo W. Reinisch
2. Dieter Bilitza
3. Norbert Jakowski
4. Mohammed Mainul Hoque
5. Christoph Mayer
6. Ivan Galkin
7. T. Fuller‐Rowell
8. Libo Liu

In Geophysics

1. Bodo W. Reinisch
2. Dieter Bilitza
3. Norbert Jakowski
4. Mohammed Mainul Hoque
5. Christoph Mayer
6. Ivan Galkin
7. T. Fuller‐Rowell
8. Philippe Lognonné

Citations in the corpus

• International Reference Ionosphere 2007: Improvements and new parameters (2008, methodology): “IRI uses the latest version of the NeQuick model as presented by Coisson et al. (2006).”
• A new global TEC model for estimating transionospheric radio wave propagation errors (2011, background): “Since these parameters cannot be measured easily, inaccurate modelling of topside ionosphere and plasmasphere structure may cause serious errors in estimating TEC (e.g. Batista et al. 1994; Mazella et al. 2002; Coisson et al. 2006).”