Abstract:
Weighted average temperature (
Tm) is a very important conversion parameter in atmospheric water vapor retrieval by GNSS. Based on the measured data of Baise, Guilin, Wuzhou and Nanning sounding stations in Guangxi for 15 years (2003-2017), the correlation between
Tm and surface temperature
Ts, water vapor pressure
es, latitude
φ and elevation
H is analyzed with the
Tm calculated by numerical integration method as the reference value, and the weighted average model GXT
m in Guangxi is established based on the least square principle. The results show that:
Tm is positively correlated with surface temperature
Ts, water vapor pressure
es, and negatively correlated with latitude
φ and elevation
H; the overall prediction effect of weighted average temperature model GXT
m is better than XIE Shaofeng Guangxi model, YAO Yibin model and Bevis global model, and its accuracy is 8.4% higher than XIE Shaofeng Guangxi model, 25.7% higher than YAO Yibin model, and 28.4% higher than Bevis global model.