A note on an inversion algorithm for vertical ionograms for the prediction of plasma frequency profiles
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| author | Perez, Renzo Kenyi Takagui |
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| contents | Building upon the concept of utilizing quasi-parabolic approximations to determine plasma frequency profiles from ionograms, we present a refined multi-quasi-parabolic method for modeling the E and F layers. While a recent study AIP Advances 14 065034 introduced an approach in this direction, we identified several inaccuracies in its mathematical treatment and numerical results. By addressing these issues, we offer a clearer exposition and a more robust algorithm. Our method assumes a parabolic profile for the E layer and approximates the F layer with a series of concatenated quasi-parabolic segments, ensuring continuity and smoothness by matching derivatives at the junctions. Applied to daylight ionograms from the Jicamarca Observatory in Lima, our inversion algorithm demonstrates excellent agreement between the synthetic ionograms generated from our predicted plasma frequency profiles and the original measured data. |
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| spellingShingle | A note on an inversion algorithm for vertical ionograms for the prediction of plasma frequency profiles Perez, Renzo Kenyi Takagui Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics 86A30 (Ionosphere), 65D05 (Numerical approximation and computational geometry) Building upon the concept of utilizing quasi-parabolic approximations to determine plasma frequency profiles from ionograms, we present a refined multi-quasi-parabolic method for modeling the E and F layers. While a recent study AIP Advances 14 065034 introduced an approach in this direction, we identified several inaccuracies in its mathematical treatment and numerical results. By addressing these issues, we offer a clearer exposition and a more robust algorithm. Our method assumes a parabolic profile for the E layer and approximates the F layer with a series of concatenated quasi-parabolic segments, ensuring continuity and smoothness by matching derivatives at the junctions. Applied to daylight ionograms from the Jicamarca Observatory in Lima, our inversion algorithm demonstrates excellent agreement between the synthetic ionograms generated from our predicted plasma frequency profiles and the original measured data. |
| title | A note on an inversion algorithm for vertical ionograms for the prediction of plasma frequency profiles |
| topic | Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics 86A30 (Ionosphere), 65D05 (Numerical approximation and computational geometry) |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.09215 |