Table 1.
IRI milestones.
Year | Event (reference) | Description | Database |
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1968 | COSPAR establishes IRI Working Group | K. Rawer, Chair; WG members predominantly from space community (satellite and rocket measurements) | |
1969 | URSI joins IRI project | New WG members from ground observation community | |
1975 | IRI-75: Set of Tables (Rawer et al. 1975) | Representative values for equat., low, mid latitudes | Ionosonde, ICS, AEROS |
1978 | IRI-79: URSI Special Rep.: (Rawer et al. 1978a) | Global coverage using CCIR maps for peak parameters, modified for foF1 and foE; using IG12 with foF2 | Global ionosonde network |
1981 | IRI-79: WDC-A-STP Rep. (Rawer et al. 1981) | ||
1986 | IRI-86: floppy disk for PC (Bilitza 1985, 1986) |
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AEROS-A,-B, AE-C,-D,-E, ISIS-1, -2, ICS data |
1990 | IRI-90: NSSDC Report (Bilitza 1990) |
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1995 | IRI-95: online (IRIWeb) (Bilitza 1997) | Improvements at low latitudes | DE-2 data |
1999 | URSI resolution | IRI recognized as the international standard for the ionosphere | |
2001 | IRI-2001 (Bilitza 2001) |
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2007 | IRI-2007 (Bilitza & Reinisch 2008) |
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2012 | IRI-2012 (this article) | See Section 2. |
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