DIDBase: Digital Ionogram DataBase, autoscaled records
Last modified at May 17th, 2022, 05:30 GMT
Description
Digital Ionogram Database (DIDBase) collection contains vertical-incidence ionogram measurements and ionogram-derived information acquired by Global Ionosphere Radio Observatory (GIRO), https://giro.uml.edu, a network of ionosondes (high-frequency remote sensing sounders). Ionosondes detect echoes of the probing signal of varying frequency that correspond to reflections of the vertically transmitted signal from various locations in the ionosphere illuminated by the signal. Resulting image of the signal strength as function of the operating frequency and the time of flight is called ionogram. When viewed in the ionogram frame, signal echoes form traces that correspond to different plasma layers in the ionosphere. Interpretation of the ionograms allows derivation and computation of actionable numerical information for subsequent use in a variety of applied and research cases.
How to Access the Data
3 Links
Online Resource Access
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DIDBase Ionogram Image Portal
The DIDBase WebPortal is a landing page for browsing and display of ionogram images.
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- HTTPS
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SAO Explorer application for DIDBase ionograms
The SAO Explorer installation and documentation page. SAO Explorer is the main visualization and editing tool for ionogram and ionogram-derived data in DIDBase
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- HTTPS
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FastChar
FastChar is a landing page for the LGDC servlet to retrieve numerical ionogram-derived data in DIDBase, formatted as a plain-text tabulation
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- HTTPS
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Editor | Borealis Global Designs |
Version | 1 |
Created | Monday 28th Feb. 2022, 15:00 |
Last Modified | Tuesday 17th May 2022, 05:30 |