INGV Space Weather bulletin over the Mediterranean area

Space weather is a discipline that describes variations in the space environment between the Sun and Earth, which can impact systems and technologies in orbit and on Earth. A space weather event originates on the Sun and influences interplanetary space, through which it can reach the terrestrial environment. There, it interacts with Earth's magnetosphere and ionosphere, potentially impacting various aspects of human technology (and even human health). The INGV, through its Environment Department, is very active in monitoring Space Weather conditions over Italy and the Mediterranean area, through continuous observations carried out by ionospheric and geomagnetic observatories. The Space Weather Bulletin for the Mediterranean area, released weekly and prepared by a dedicated Working Group, represents the synthesis of these observations, preceded by an introductory section on solar and interplanetary activity based on data from other international bodies. The bulletin is distributed as a PDF document, and the underlying data are also made available in JSON format.