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Assessing ionospheric effects on image quality in the LOFAR Decametre Sky Survey
The terrestrial ionosphere is a major limitation for high angular resolution imaging at decametre wavelengths. Its rapidly varying and direction-dependent phase errors can defocus sources, reduce recovered flux densities, and produce strong field-to-field variations in image quality. We investigate
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