Ionospheric imaging in Africa

Autor: Chartier, Alex T., Kinrade, Joe, Mitchell, Cathryn N., Rose, Julian A. R., Jackson, David R., Cilliers, Pierre, Habarulema, John-Bosco, Katamzi, Zama, McKinnell, Lee-Anne, Matamba, Tshimangadzo, Opperman, Ben, Ssessanga, Nicholas, Giday, Nigussie Mezgebe, Tyalimpi, Vumile, De Franceschi, Giorgiana, Romano, Vincenzo, Scotto, Carlo, Notarpietro, Riccardo, Dovis, Fabio, Avenant, Eugene, Wonnacott, Richard, Oyeyemi, Elijah, Mahrous, Ayman, Tsidu, Gizaw Mengistu, Lekamisy, Harvey, Olwendo, Joseph Ouko, Sibanda, Patrick, Gogie, Tsegaye Kassa, Rabiu, Babatunde, De Jong, Kees, Adewale, Adekola

Publikováno v: Chartier, A T, Kinrade, J, Mitchell, C N, Rose, J A R, Jackson, D R, Cilliers, P, Habarulema, J-B, Katamzi, Z, McKinnell, L-A, Matamba, T, Opperman, B, Ssessanga, N, Giday, N M, Tyalimpi, V, De Franceschi, G, Romano, V, Scotto, C, Notarpietro, R, Dovis, F, Avenant, E, Wonnacott, R, Oyeyemi, E, Mahrous, A, Tsidu, G M, Lekamisy, H, Olwendo, J O, Sibanda, P, Gogie, T K, Rabiu, B, De Jong, K & Adewale, A 2014, ' Ionospheric imaging in Africa ', Radio Science, vol. 49, no. 1, pp. 19-27 . https://doi.org/10.1002/2013RS005238

Accurate ionospheric specification is necessary for improving human activities such as radar detection, navigation, and Earth observation. This is of particular importance in Africa, where strong plasma density gradients exist due to the equatorial i

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https://doi.org/10.1002/2013RS005238