Finnish Centre of Excellence in Space Resilience
Description of the granted funding
Near-Earth space utilisation is under a dramatic transition: Commercial use of space, regulation, geopolitics, and the demand for green and digital transition are changing fast. All these rely on satellite technologies and make the society increasingly dependent on space. Especially in target for the future are two issues: 1) the use of Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) under 450 km altitudes, and 2) the reliability of satellites under the most extreme space weather conditions. SpaceResilience consortium includes the leading space physics and technology experts in Finland. Our world-wide unique combination of modelling and observations in the near-Earth space will be used to quantitatively understand the ionosphere–thermosphere system both during moderate and extreme space weather conditions. Our combined effort will bring environmental, societal, technological, and economical resilience to the utilisation of space.
Show moreStarting year
2026
End year
2028
Granted funding
Role in consortium of the Academy of Finland
Partner
Funder
Research Council of Finland
Funding instrument
Centre of Excellence programmes
Decision maker
Suomen akatemian muu päättäjä
16.12.2025
16.12.2025
Other information
Funding decision number
374098
Fields of science
Geosciences
Research fields
Avaruusfysiikka
Identified topics
climate policy, societal effects