hmF2_qModel

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    <identifier>
        <PITHIA_Identifier>
            <localID>ComputationCapabilities_hmF2_qModel</localID>
            <namespace>oe</namespace>
            <version>1</version>
            <creationDate>2022-03-14T12:00:00Z</creationDate>
            <lastModificationDate>2022-03-14T12:00:00Z</lastModificationDate>
        </PITHIA_Identifier>
    </identifier>
    <name>hmF2_qModel</name>  
    <description>
    The F-peak model calculate and predict the ionospheric electron density peak height of the F2 region, hmF2, in quiet conditions. 
    The model has been generated using monthly average electron density profiles from digisonde stations distributed worldwide for a large time interval.
    The ionospheric electron density peak height of the F2 region, hmF2, have been analyzed to obtain the quiet-time behavior and have been analytically 
    modeled by the spherical harmonic analysis (SH) technique. The coefficients of the SH model of hmF2 are bounded to the solar activity and the temporal and seasonal variations.
    The model provides a calculation of the hmF2 in quiet conditions anywhere in the range of latitudes between of 70N and 70S and at any time,
    and the model is able to predict the hmF2 using the predicted smoothed sunspot number and the newest IGRF coefficients.
    </description>
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    <capabilities>
        <processCapability>
            <name>hmF2_qModel</name> 
            <observedProperty xlink:href="https://metadata.pithia.eu/ontology/2.2/observedProperty/PeakHeight_F2-Layer"/>
            <dimensionalityInstance xlink:href="https://metadata.pithia.eu/ontology/2.2/dimensionalityInstance/2DMap"/>
            <dimensionalityTimeline xlink:href="https://metadata.pithia.eu/ontology/2.2/dimensionalityTimeline/1DTimeseries"/>
            <units xlink:href="https://metadata.pithia.eu/ontology/2.2/unit/km"/> 
        </processCapability>
    </capabilities>   
    <dataLevel xlink:href="https://metadata.pithia.eu/ontology/2.2/dataLevel/L4"/>
    <type xlink:href="https://metadata.pithia.eu/ontology/2.2/computationType/EmpiricalModel"/>
    <version/>
    <softwareReference/>
    <processingInput/>
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    <processingInput>
        <InputOutput>
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            <name>Smoothed sunspot number</name>
            <description>
                <mrl:LE_Source>
                     <mrl:description><gco:CharacterString>
                     Smoothed sunspot number 
                     </gco:CharacterString></mrl:description>
                </mrl:LE_Source>
            </description>
        </InputOutput>
    </processingInput>
    <processingInput>
        <InputOutput>
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            document to define such NamedValue, point its NamedValue.name to this name below, and use NamedValue.value to set the value -->
            <name>IGRF coeficients</name>
            <description>
                <mrl:LE_Source>
                     <mrl:description><gco:CharacterString>
                     IGRF coeficients 
                     </gco:CharacterString></mrl:description>
                </mrl:LE_Source>
            </description>
        </InputOutput>
    </processingInput>
    <algorithm/>
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