The RISA (Research of Ionospheric Scintillation in Asia) project advanced Ionospheric studies in South-East Asia using space-geodetic systems, in particular by analyzing data acquired using dedicated or available GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems) networks. This project also used activities carried out in the framework of the SCINDA (Scintillation Network Decision Aid) project, which is being implemented by Air Force Research Laboratory in South- East Asia. RISA has investigated the effects of ionospheric scintillation in distributed GNSS networks in Thailand and vicinity and the potential correlation with extreme space weather events. New stations in Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok; Chiang Mai University, and Phuket have been installed and connected to main SCINDA network. RISA collaborated with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Boston College, University of California Los Angeles and AMBER projects. This has given an opportunity to develop an intensive research base on impact of solar radiations on Ionosphere as well as Geomagnetism.
Research of Ionospheric Scintillation in Asia (RISA)
2014
101 pages
Report
No indication
English
Aeronomy , Radiofrequency Waves , Navigation Systems , Ionospheric scintillation , Decision aids , Global positioning system , Ionosphere , Magnetometers , Navigation satellites , Southeast asia , Gnss(Global navigation satellite systems) , Ionospheric irregularities , Gps(Global positioning system) , Scinda(Scintillation network decision aid) , Risa(Research of ionospheric scintillation in asia) , Gps scinda stations , Scinda gnss stations
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