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Promise and pitfalls of plasma emission as an exo-space-weather tool
Significant observational effort has been spent on identifying stellar analogues to solar type II and III bursts, which are plasma emission that is produced when coronal mass ejections and fast electron beams, respectively, propagate through the corona and wind. The sensitivity of these bursts to am
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