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We offer a hybrid model of phase of trans-ionospheric GNSS signals. The model allows the simulation of all components of trans-ionospheric signal phase variations due to effects of the background ionosphere, travelling ionospheric disturbances of different scales, Fresnel ionospheric irregularities, and measurement noise in a receiver. The proposed model combines actual TEC and analytical representation of GNSS signal frequency variations. The model was tested when pre-assessing the standard procedures for processing phase measurements and calculating ionospheric indices such as TEC, ROTI, σϕ, d2fi and fd. The application of the model demonstrates its efficiency and usability in selecting the optimal types and parameters of procedures to filter and de-trend phase measurements and to calculate the ionospheric scintillation indices based on high temporal resolution GNSS data. As a potential practical application, the proposed model is a promising tool for training artificial intelligence algorithms to provide effective automatic detection of specific classes of ionospheric disturbances or ionospheric responses to certain types of impacts.
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