Meteo
GNSS-derived atmosphere

Meteo

GNSS observations contain atmospheric delay information that can be processed into meteorological variables such as total zenith delay and precipitable water vapour.

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GNSS observations contain atmospheric delay information that can be processed into meteorological variables such as total zenith delay and precipitable water vapour.

The supplied RPCS Meteo material presents this as a path from GNSS observations to atmospheric analysis and applications.

Source 01

GNSS observations

Part of the sector-specific navigation or geospatial stack.

Source 02

ZTD

Part of the sector-specific navigation or geospatial stack.

Source 03

Water vapour

Part of the sector-specific navigation or geospatial stack.

01

Atmospheric insight

Extract meteorological information from navigation observations.

02

Common geospatial context

Place atmospheric results in the same reference environment.

03

Operational applications

Support analysis related to rainfall, drought and ionospheric effects described in the supplied material.

Source-derived application based on the supplied RPCS Meteo page.

Meteo, reframed.

Discuss the current sensor stack, operational environment and integration path.

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