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We are at the stage in the development of operational space weather forecasts where individual models of components of the Sun-to-Earth domain (including the ionosphere and the thermosphere) are beginning to be coupled together. Such a coupled modeling system, constrained by assimilation of near real time observations, has the potential to provide considerably better forecasts than currently available. It is clear that representing the impact of, for example, a coronal mass ejection, across the whole Sun-to-Earth domain can potentially improve forecasts in the ionosphere. The potential for improved forecasts has already been demonstrated for parts of the Sun-to-Earth system. For example, coupling a global magnetosphere model with an inner magnetosphere drift physics model considerably improves forecasts of geomagnetic storms (Liemohn et al., 2018) and improved representation of the thermosphere leads to improved ionospheric evolution (e.g., Chartier et al., 2013). In addition, there is a strong connection between the lower atmosphere state and the ionosphere that was highlighted initially by Immel et al. (2006) and demonstrated in later modeling studies (e.g., Pedatella et al., 201

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Publisher

American Geophysical Union; American Geophysical Union (AGU); Wiley (ISSN 1539-4964)

Published

2019

Language

EN

Field

Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)