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Assimilation of radio sounding measurements — Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) data, ionosondes, beacon satellites, and more — of the ionosphere has been ongoing for over a decade, and has enabled ionospheric plasma mapping at global scales and at unprecedented resolution. Data assimilative technology has allowed us to sense and map the redistribution of plasma in response to stormtime forcing,...