Smartphone Carrier Phase TEC: A Study Across Spatio-Temporal Scales

This dataset contains the non-otherwise publicly accessible data behind the figures in the paper by Servan-Schreiber et al. (2026). They are organized in three parts: the quiet time ionosphere experiment, the 2024 total solar eclipse experiment, and the 2025 auroral substorms experiments.

1. Quiet Time: Contains the RINEX files produced by the GnssLogger mobile app using the Google Pixel 7 phones labeled "Phone 0", "Phone 1", and "Phone 2". Experiment location: (64°48′35"N, 147°50′50"W). Date: 2025/09/16.
2. Eclipse: Contains the RINEX file produced by the GnssLogger mobile app using the Google Pixel 7 phone labeled "Phone 0". Experiment location: (42°36′43”N, 71°29′5”W). Date: 2024/04/08.
3. Auroral Substorms: Contains the still frames of the AurorEye camera footage, the calibration files for the camera, and the TEC data processed from RINEX files produced by the GnssLogger mobile app using the Google Pixel 7 phone labeled "Phone 1" for 2025/03/17 and 2025/04/10. The experiment location is Fairbanks, Alaska. To preserve the privacy of the individual responsible for data collection, the exact location is not given. The original RINEX files cannot be published for the same reason.