Amplitude scintillation detection with geodetic GNSS receivers leveraging machine learning decision tree

Wang Li, Yiping Jiang, Hongyuan Ji, Wenqiang Wei

Satellite Navigation 2024 article cited by 12

importance 5/10 solved GNSS positioning and interference space weather monitoring stage: research

Amplitude scintillation detection normally requires dedicated, costly ionospheric scintillation monitoring receivers (ISMRs).

Dedicated ISMRs are expensive, while common geodetic GNSS receivers are abundant and cheap.

A pre-trained machine learning decision tree uses the scintillation index computed from carrier-to-noise data and elevation angles at 1-Hz to detect amplitude scintillation with ordinary geodetic GNSS receivers.

99% accuracy in scintillation detection on real data

Enables ionospheric scintillation detection with common GNSS receivers, reducing reliance on costly dedicated ISMRs.

Venue Satellite Navigation
Published 2024
Work type article
Authors Wang Li, Yiping Jiang, Hongyuan Ji, Wenqiang Wei
Citations 12 (OpenAlex, at import time)
References 31
Model or method machine learning decision tree
Organization not stated in source
Primary source https://doi.org/10.1186/s43020-024-00136-7
Open access gold
Keywords GNSS, ionospheric scintillation, decision tree, amplitude scintillation, detection
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real but narrower advance

Abstract states dedicated ISMRs are costly while common geodetic GNSS receivers are abundant; enabling scintillation detection with cheap hardware is a real but narrower advance.

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