2022
DOI: 10.1002/sat.1442
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Preliminary results on estimation of signal fading on telecommunication satellite telemetry signals with hybrid numerical weather prediction and artificial neural network approach under presence of aerosol effect

Abstract: In this research, an implementation of artificial deep neural networks (ANN) over outputs of 24-h multi-domain high-resolution nested real case Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model runs was carried out over two high-resolution simulation domains, which are tested and compared for rainfall generation in order to assess the signal fading event observed on geostationary telecommunication spacecraft in orbit for a real multiscale storm case. Our methodology of ANN, which is driven by WRF model output param… Show more

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“…This study suggests that ANN methods can be successfully applied to establish river flow with complicated topography forecasting models in semiarid mountain regions. Gozutok et al estimated signal fading on telecommunication satellite telemetry signals with hybrid numerical weather prediction and an ANN approach under presence of an aerosol effect [37]. In this research, an implementation of artificial deep neural networks over outputs of 24-h multi-domain high-resolution nested real-case Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model runs was carried out over two high-resolution simulation domains, which are tested and compared for rainfall generation in order to assess the signal-fading event observed on geostationary telecommunication spacecraft in orbit for a real multiscale storm case.…”
Section: Related Work Of Artificial Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study suggests that ANN methods can be successfully applied to establish river flow with complicated topography forecasting models in semiarid mountain regions. Gozutok et al estimated signal fading on telecommunication satellite telemetry signals with hybrid numerical weather prediction and an ANN approach under presence of an aerosol effect [37]. In this research, an implementation of artificial deep neural networks over outputs of 24-h multi-domain high-resolution nested real-case Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model runs was carried out over two high-resolution simulation domains, which are tested and compared for rainfall generation in order to assess the signal-fading event observed on geostationary telecommunication spacecraft in orbit for a real multiscale storm case.…”
Section: Related Work Of Artificial Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%