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  • Significant Scientific Results from Phase II of the Meridian Project Presented at the SuperDARN International Conference
    Significant Scientific Results from Phase II of the Meridian Project Presented at the SuperDARN International Conference
    Right Image:Radar field of view coverage of SuperDARN in the Northern Hemisphere after the addition of the six high-frequency radars from the Meridian Project.
    Jun 16, 2025
  • Meridian Space Weather Monitoring Project (Phase II) Passed national acceptance inspection
    Meridian Space Weather Monitoring Project (Phase II) Passed national acceptance inspection
    On March 21st, the National Development and Reform Commission approved the construction of the"13th Five Year Plan"National Major Science and Technology Infrastructure Space Environment Foundation Comprehensive Monitoring Network.
    Mar 25, 2025
  • Exploration of New Atmospheric Observation Radar System and Detection Mode
    Exploration of New Atmospheric Observation Radar System and Detection Mode
    Members of the Meridian Project team, including researchers from Wuhan University and the National Space Science Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, have utilized the construction, upgrading.
    Aug 06, 2024
  • Study on the Response of the Polar Ionosphere to Solar Storms
    Study on the Response of the Polar Ionosphere to Solar Storms
    Members of the Meridian Project team from the China Polar Research Center conducted a study on the instantaneous observation characteristics of the magnetosphere-polar ionosphere coupling systems response to solar storms.
    Jul 15, 2024
  • Meridian Project Phase II Low-Latitude High-Frequency Radar Observations Yield Initial Results
    Meridian Project Phase II Low-Latitude High-Frequency Radar Observations Yield Initial Results
    The Equatorial Plasma Bubbleis a highly significant phenomenon in the low-latitude equatorial space environment, capable of causing severe ionospheric scintillation.
    Jul 06, 2024
  • Meridian Project Achievements Report | AI Helps Unveil the
    Meridian Project Achievements Report | AI Helps Unveil the "Mysteries" of Ionospheric Changes
    AbstractThe research team led by Professor Xue Xianghui from the University of Science and Technology of China, a member of the Meridian Project team, has utilized multiple ground-based ionospheric digital height meters from the Meridian Project.
    Jun 10, 2024
  • AI Helps Unveil the
    AI Helps Unveil the "Mysteries" of Ionospheric Changes
    The research team led by Professor Xue Xianghui from the University of Science and Technology of China, a member of the Meridian Project team, has utilized multiple ground-based ionospheric digital height meters from the Meridian Project.
    Jun 05, 2024
  • “Clouds” and “Rain” in Polar Space Weather
    “Clouds” and “Rain” in Polar Space Weather
    The Meridian Project Shandong University team conducted a series of studies on the formation and evolution of polar cap irregularities using multiple ground-based observation devices and the PPMLR-MHD numerical model.
    May 22, 2024
  • Comparative Study of Atmospheric Metal Layers Based on Meridian Ground-Based Observations, Satellites, and Models
    Comparative Study of Atmospheric Metal Layers Based on Meridian Ground-Based Observations, Satellites, and Models
    Figure 2:Seasonal Variation of Sodium Atom Density in the Metal Layer Observed by Satellite and LidarFigure 3:Global Distribution of Sodium Column Density from Satelliteand Model-Latitude Distribution of Sodium Column Density Observed by Satellite and Reference Values Na reference.
    May 14, 2024
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