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GNSS Radio Occultation Simulation Using Multiple Phase Screen Orbit Sampling
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DOI：10.1109/LGRS.2019.2944537.png)
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Wave optics propagators (WOPs) are commonly used to describe the propagation of radio signals through earth's atmosphere. In radio occultation (RO) context, multiple phase screen (MPS) method has been used to model the effects of the atmosphere in Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) signals during an occultation event. WOP implementation includes, in addition to MPS, a diffraction integral as the final step to calculate the radio signal measured in the low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite. This approach considers vacuum as the propagation medium at high altitudes, which is not always the case when the ionosphere is taken into account in simulations. An alternative approach is using MPS all the way to LEO in order to sample the GNSS signal in orbit. This approach, named MPS orbit sampling (MPS-OS), is evaluated in this letter. Different scenarios of setting occultation assuming a short segment of the LEO orbit have been simulated using MPS and MPS-OS. Results have been compared to Abel transform references. Furthermore, a long segment scenario has been evaluated as well. A comparison of bending angle (BA) and residual ionospheric error (RIE) shows the equivalence between MPS and MPS-OS results. The main application of MPS-OS should be in occultation events with long segments of orbit and including ionosphere, in which a standard WOP may not be appropriate.
Keyword:
Orbits
Atmospheric modeling
Ionosphere
Refractive index
Global navigation satellite system
Low earth orbit satellites
Diffraction
Ionosphere
multiple phase screen (MPS)
radio occultation (RO)
remote sensing
wave optics propagator (WOP)
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