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OASIS: Open-Access System for Ionospheric Studies

OASIS is a modular and open-access Python toolbox for processing multi-frequency GNSS data and computing ionospheric indices. It was developed to overcome limitations of proprietary or non-standardized tools and to promote scientific transparency and reproducibility in ionospheric research.

OASIS automates the detection and correction of cycle slips and outliers, performs arc-wise geometry-free (GF) leveling, and derives ionospheric indices directly from calibrated observations, without relying on external products such as Differential Code Biases (DCBs) or vertical TEC maps.


Key Features

  • Processes RINEX v2 and v3 files with 15- or 30-second sampling rates.
  • Supports GPS and GLONASS constellations (Galileo and BeiDou coming soon).
  • Fully autonomous detection of data gaps, cycle slips, and outliers.
  • Arc-wise geometry-free leveling of carrier-phase combinations.
  • Computation of ionospheric indices: ROTI, ΔTEC, and SIDX.
  • No dependency on DCBs or global TEC maps.

Installation Requirements

  • Python 3.8 or higher
  • Required libraries (see requirements.txt for exact versions):
    • numpy
    • pandas
    • matplotlib
    • scipy
    • astropy
    • georinex
    • pyproj

To install all dependencies at once:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Workflow Summary

  1. Input: RINEX and SP3 files.
  2. Orbit Interpolation: SP3 files are parsed and interpolated.
  3. IPP Calculation: Computes the coordinates of the ionospheric piercing point.
  4. MW Combination: Melbourne-Wübbena combination is used to identify cycle slips.
  5. Screening:
    • Initial residual screening using ∆MW and polynomial fitting.
    • Refined residual analysis defines mini-arcs by sign changes.
  6. Geometry-Free Leveling: Performed arc-wise on valid combinations.
  7. Index Derivation:
    • ROTI: Standard deviation of ROT (rate of TEC).
    • ΔTEC: Difference between 15-min and 60-min moving averages of GF combinations.
    • SIDX: Mean absolute ROT in a 1-minute window.

How to Run

  1. Define the station code, year, DOY, and directories in main.py.
  2. Run the complete pipeline:
python3 main.py
  1. Results are saved in structured output folders, organized by station and satellite.

Directory Structure

  • RNX_CLEAN.py – Prepares and organizes RINEX data.
  • RNX_SCREENING.py – Detects outliers and cycle slips using MW combinations.
  • RNX_LEVELLING.py – Performs arc-wise geometry-free leveling.
  • DTEC_CALC.py – Calculates ΔTEC index.
  • SIDX_CALC.py – Calculates the Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance Index.
  • SP3_INTERPOLATE.py – Extracts and organizes SP3 orbit data.
  • linear_combinations.py, gnss_freqs.py, settings.py, glonass_channels.dat, etc. – Support modules for GNSS frequency handling and coordinate transformation.

Outputs

  • Time series of leveled GF combinations.
  • ROT, ROTI, ΔTEC and SIDX per satellite and station.
  • Intermediate figures for screening and quality control.

Cite This Work

If you use this software in your research, please cite:

APA

Picanço, G.A.S., Fagundes, P.R., Prol, F.S., Denardini, C.M., Mendoza, L.P.O., Pillat, V.G., Rodrigues, I., Christovam, A.L.,
Meza, A.M., Natali, M.P., Romero-Hernández, E., Aguirre-Gutierrez, R., Agyei-Yeboah, E., & Muella, M.T.A.H. (2025).
Introducing OASIS: An Open-Access System for Ionospheric Studies. GPS Solutions. (submitted)

ABNT

PICANÇO, G.A.S.; FAGUNDES, P.R.; PROL, F.S.; DENARDINI, C.M.; MENDOZA, L.P.O.; PILLAT, V.G.; RODRIGUES, I.;
CHRISTOVAM, A.L.; MEZA, A.M.; NATALI, M.P.; ROMERO-HERNÁNDEZ, E.; AGUIRRE-GUTIERREZ, R.; AGYEI-YEBOAH, E.;
MUELLA, M.T.A.H. Introducing OASIS: An Open-Access System for Ionospheric Studies. GPS Solutions, 2025.
Manuscrito submetido para publicação.

GitHub Repository

Picanço, G. A. S. (2025). OASIS: Open-Access System for Ionospheric Studies [Software]. GitHub.
Available at: https://github.com/giorgiopicanco/OASIS
Accessed: April 30, 2025.


Contact

Developed by Giorgio Picanço (Ph.D. in Space Geophysics).

For questions or contributions, please visit:
https://github.com/giorgiopicanco/OASIS
or email: [email protected]


License

The OASIS toolbox is open-source and free to use under the MIT license.

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