This invention discloses a method for extracting ionospheric
scintillation factors based on DORIS dual-frequency observations, belonging to the field of
space weather monitoring and
satellite navigation technology. By constructing a
cycle slip detection and low
elevation angle control method suitable for the DORIS
system, the RODTI (Rate of Change in
Total Electron Content) factor of the
ionosphere is extracted. A two-dimensional grid background field of ROTI is constructed using GPS
observation data from IGS stations, achieving spatiotemporal matching between DORIS and GPS
scintillation factors. Furthermore, a support vector regression method considering latitudinal constraints is introduced to normalize and correct the RODTI amplitude, solving the problem of inconsistent
scintillation factor amplitudes between different observation systems. This yields a more accurate RODTI with amplitudes consistent with ROTI, thus forming a
complete method for extracting ionospheric scintillation factors based on DORIS dual-frequency observations. This method can reliably reflect the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of ionospheric scintillation on a global scale, providing a new
data source for constructing a multi-source ionospheric scintillation dense monitoring network covering oceans, polar regions, and other areas, and has broad applicability.