RESOURCE: an International Activity Addressed to Space Weather Monitoring at High Latitudes

An increasing demand for a better modelling and understanding of the parameters of the lower and upper atmosphere is required by the scientific community and the general public that use electromagnetic wave signals reflecting on or passing through this system (e.g. GNSS, INSAR, satellite operators). While the users of radio devices often consider the atmospheric contribution to their radio measurements to be a source of error that needs to be corrected, deleted, or mitigated, atmospheric scientists who rely on radio techniques have a common interest: to isolate the atmospheric contribution and use it in the study of the near-earth space environment.