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Understanding sub-arcsecond scale radio sources and space weather with the SKA-Low using interplanetary scintillation
Continuum surveys with SKA-Low will provide excellent spectral information for detected objects. However, the angular resolution it provides cannot clearly distinguish between extended radio galaxies and their sub-arcsecond scale counterparts. We have previously used an interplanetary scintillation
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