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Verkhoglyadova, Olga
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The importance of weather in space and how data science will help us understand it
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Gaining the most utility from our geospace observational system: Network analysis of total electron content as a means to understand space weather to the point of prediction
We present the first network analysis of interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) clock angle dependent, high-latitude, hemispheric-specific total electron content (TEC) data. We examine network parameters to describe spatio-temporal correlations in the TEC data for January 2016. We find that significant network structure exists distinguishing the dayside and nightside ionosphere, and specific features in the high-latitudes (cusp/ionospheric footpoints of magnetospheric boundary layers, polar cap, and auroral zone), and that these features vary with IMF clock angle. In this brief summary paper, we provide proof of concept results and identify important areas of future research, providing a basis for the discussion of network analysis and machine learning approaches for space weather applications.
The Value of GNSS Radio Occultation Observations and the Optimal Implementation of GNSS Missions
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Quantifying Total Electron Content Forecasts During Ionosperic Storms
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Scientific Contributions from GPS Radio Occultation Sounding of the Atmosphere: Decadal-Scale Variability and Vertical Profiles of Water Vapor
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Medium Range Thermosphere-Ionosphere Storm Forecasts
Overview of medium-range thermosphere-ionosphere storm forecasts.