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Comparison of e layer critical frequency over the Thai station Chumphon with IRI

Author(s)
Wongcharoen, P.
Kenpankho, P.
Supnithi, P.
Ishii, M.
Tsugawa, T.
Date Issued
April 15, 2015
Type
Article
DOI
10.1016/j.asr.2015.01.031
Abstract
In this research, as a part of working towards improving the IRI over magnetic equatorial region, the critical frequency of E layer in the ionosphere (foE) derived from the ionogram at Chumphon station (10.72°N, 99.37°E), Thailand, during 2005-2008 is analyzed. The Chumphon station is located in the magnetic equatorial region at the magnetic latitude of 3.22°N. The seasonal variation of the foE measurements is compared to the IRI foE predictions with the optional input in the sunspot number (Rz12) and the solar radio noise flux (F10.7). For a declining phase of the solar cycle 23 during the year 2005-2008, the study shows that the IRI foE prediction is similar to the foE observation during the period of 2005-2008. The maximum differences between the IRI foE prediction and foE observation are about 500 kHz during daytime period of 2007.
Citation
Advances in Space Research, 55(8), 2131-2138, 2015
Subjects

Critical frequency of...

E layer

E layer

Equatorial ionosphere...

IRI-2012 model

Solar flux index

Sunspot number

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