Ionospheric Effects on Global Navigation Satellite Systems: Modelling and Prediction of Ionospheric Delays is a comprehensive reference covering the effects of the ionosphere on Global Navigation Satellite Systems and their signals. The book provides ionospheric radio wave propagation channel impairments for physics and space science, with thorough detail on the application of GNSS data analysis and application to studying ionospheric effects. It covers the role of Artificial Intelligence techniques in the context of monitoring the ionosphere to ensure readers are aware of the most up-to-date technologies. It also covers applications of ionospheric monitoring using satellite data that would be helpful for forecasting space weather events and aviation and marine navigation applications. Each chapter includes methods for implementing suggested technologies, mathematical example estimations, and problems/solutions for implementation of the learned concepts.Ionospheric Effects on Global Navigation Satellite Systems: Modelling and Prediction of Ionospheric Delays is a necessary resource for academics, students and researchers in space science, GPS/GNSS-related fields, and atmospheric science who need to develop ionospheric radio wave propagation solutions for communication, navigation, timing, and surveillance applications.

• Comprehensively covers the theory of Global Navigation Satellite Systems’ interactions with the ionosphere and ionospheric monitoring concepts
• Provides modeling and forecasting methods with AI-based techniques
• Includes worked problems and solutions with existing, publicly available source codes in MATLAB
• Includes GNSS data analysis and preparation standardization of GNSS data sets