Ionospheric Ground Sensors Prototype: Oblique-Sensing Capability Development, Sounder Integration, and Cyber-Resilient Data Delivery
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The Space Force is seeking prototypes to add oblique-sensing capability to its ground-based ionospheric sensor network, including integrating a new sounder, upgrading receive antennas, and testing cyber-resilient software patch delivery. The goal is higher-coverage, real-time ionospheric data to support space weather forecasts and satellite anomaly assessments.
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Space Systems Command (SSC) operates a worldwide network of ground-based ionospheric sensors, the Ionospheric Ground Sensors (IGS), that gives the Air Force, the Space Force, and their mission partners near real-time data on the ionosphere. The network includes 17 Next Generation Ionosonde (NEXION) vertical-incidence radars, 8 ground-based scintillation and total electron content (ISTO) receiver sites, and a central sustainment server. These data feed space weather forecasts, alerts, warnings, a...
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