DTM2020_operational: semi-empirical thermosphere model

(DTM)

Last modified at Nov 24th, 2022, 15:45 GMT

Project Website

Status

Abstract

The Drag Temperature Model is the in-house developed semi-empirical model of the thermosphere. Its main application is in orbit determination and prediction. It provides point-wise predictions of total mass density, temperature, and partial densities of the main constituents (O2, N2, O, He). The solar driver is F10.7 and the geomagnetic driver of the model is Kp. The backbone of the data used to fit the model coefficients are the high-resolution and precision accelerometer-inferred densities of the GOCE, CHAMP and GRACE missions. The DTM2020 model is available on Github (F90 code).

Documentation

The operational and research DTM-2020 thermosphere models
Published on Sept. 7, 2021
More details
Full Citation
Bruinsma, S., Boniface, C. (2021), The operational and research DTM-2020 thermosphere models, J. Space Weather Space Climate, vol. 11, 47, doi.org/10.1051/swsc/2021032.

Keywords

Thermosphere, Thermospheric Specification

Further Information and Resources

Resources

Metadata Information
Editor Centre National d Etudes Spatiales
Version 1
Created Thursday 24th Nov. 2022, 15:20
Last Modified Thursday 24th Nov. 2022, 15:45