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Béniguel 2002
Béniguel, Y. (2002). Global Ionospheric Propagation Model (GIM): A propagation model for scintillations of transmitted signals. Radio Science 37: doi: 10.1029/2000RS002393. issn: 0048-6604.

The characteristics of random ionospheric inhomogeneities are described, including their dependency on the geophysical parameters. They are used in a propagation model to estimate the propagation errors and the fades of the transmitted signals. Margins to be included in a budget link are subsequently determined. Features of our propagation model, Global Ionospheric Propagation Model (GIM), are presented with typical results for VHF and L band links.

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Planetology, Comets and Small Bodies, Ionospheres--structure and dynamics, Radio Science, Ionospheric propagation, Ionosphere, Ionospheric irregularities
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Radio Science
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American Geophysical Union
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