Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) monitoring of the atmosphere is an interdisciplinary topic: a collaboration between geodetic and atmospheric communities. As such, this topic requires sufficient basic knowledge about both GNSS and the atmosphere. Global Navigation Satellite System Monitoring of the Atmosphere begins by introducing GNSS, its components, and signals. It then explains the basics of the atmosphere, starting from the ionosphere to the troposphere. The GNSS tropospheric monitoring is separated for application in numerical weather prediction and nowcasting. Further chapters focus on the application of GNSS for monitoring the climate as well as soil moisture. Finally, the book concludes by discussing GNSS processing along with introducing the latest developments and applications for using atmospheric data to provide precise real-time GNSS products.
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2. GNSS signals for environmental probing
3. Surveying the ionosphere with GNSS (GNSS-I)
4. GNSS monitoring of the troposphere (GNSS-M)
5. GNSS and Numerical Weather Prediction models
6. GNSS Tomography
7. Application of GNSS Products to Climate Monitoring (GNSS-C)
8. Soil and vegetation monitoring with GNSS
estimation of measurement uncertainties of meteorological radiosondes with a focus on their positioning and pressure observations within the GRUAN project of the WMO.