How Open Data and Interdisciplinary Collaboration Improve Our Understanding of Space Weather: A Risk & Resiliency Perspective

Vincent Ledvina; Laura Brandt; E. MacDonald; N. A. Frissell; Thomas Y. Chen; Ryan J. French; Francesca Di Mare; Wayne Barkhouse; Tim Young; Ryan McGranaghan; Erika Palmerio; Alexa Halford; Aidan Thayer; Ankush Bhaskar; Chuanfei Dong; D. R. Marsh; İlkay Altıntaş; J. Colliander; Meng Jin; Richa N Jain; Subhamoy Chatterjee; Zubair Shaikh; Brianna Isola; Scott W. McIntosh; Emily I. Mason; Pete Riley; Maria D. Kazachenko; Martin Snow; Doğacan Öztürk; S. G. Claudepierre; Andy Witteman; Jeremy Kuzub

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Whitepaper #232 in the Decadal Survey for Solar and Space Physics (Heliophysics) 2024-2033. Main topics: space weather applications; infrastructure/workforce/other programmatic. Additional topics: space weather research/operations/research loop; space weather […]

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