Space Weather Model Moves Into Prime Time

Schultz, Colin

doi:10.1029/2011sw000669

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“…To our knowledge, simulations of the solar wind on the scale of L1 to the Earth have not been used for space weather before. The models used by the space weather community are primarily global heliospheric models such as ENLIL (Odstrcil, , ; Schultz, ) and mSWiM (Zieger & Hansen, ), which are at much larger scales than those required for L1 to Earth propagation. We propagated solar wind data for three solar wind shock events and compared the results with the MVAB‐0 time‐shifting algorithm and with real data from WIND.…”

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Using a Numerical MHD Model to Improve Solar Wind Time Shifting

Cameron

Jackel

2019

Space Weather

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We present three solar wind shock events that all occurred at times when Advanced Composition Explorer was near L1 and WIND was in front of the bow shock. We use a 1.5‐D MHD (magnetohydrodynamic) numerical model and the well known MVAB‐0 time‐shifting algorithm to propagate these events from Advanced Composition Explorer to the location of WIND. The results of these two methods are compared to WIND observations. We find that the 1.5‐D numerical model reproduces some important features in the WIND data that are not reflected in the time‐shifted results. We believe that 1.5‐D numerical simulations could supplement traditional time‐shifting methods in some circumstances for time‐shifting solar wind data to the bow shock.

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Using a Numerical MHD Model to Improve Solar Wind Time Shifting

Cameron

Jackel

2019

Space Weather

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“…It is natural for people to emotionally depend and become interested in space. As Norberg-Schulz Christian, a well-known architectural theorist, said in Existence, Space and Architecture, "the root of people's interest in space is existence" [20]. The relevant evidence is found from the research results of cognitive psychology and linguistics.…”

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Perspective Chapter: The Integration Narrative of Media and Space in Museum

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Pan²,

Wang³

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Application of Modern Trends in Museums

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With the increasing popularity of digital presentation and narrative means in museum display design, the role of media art in museum space design has become increasingly prominent. The integration narrative of media and space will deconstruct our design and understanding of exhibition space, thus bringing a new design paradigm. This chapter will discuss the ways and methods of innovative design of museum space in combination with the design case study of new museum space; It tells about the new design concept of the integration of media and space, discusses the integration way of media and exhibits, media and space, and how to use the characteristics of media art with great appeal and guidance to realize the digital innovation of museum exhibition.

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“…Among its many accomplishments over these 10 years, CISM helped advance the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the end‐to‐end space weather system (Quinn et al, ). CISM also enabled the successful transition of the Wang‐Sheeley‐Arge Enlil solar wind forecasting code to NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center (Schultz, ). NSF created a dedicated program called Faculty Development in Space Sciences (FDSS), which was aimed at establishing a greater foothold by space scientists in traditional academic departments. Space scientists hail from different academic departments, and only a few universities offer degrees specifically in the field of Space Physics.…”

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“…Among its many accomplishments over these 10 years, CISM helped advance the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the end-to-end space weather system (Quinn et al, 2009). CISM also enabled the successful transition of the Wang-Sheeley-Arge Enlil solar wind forecasting code to NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center (Schultz, 2011). 5.…”

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The Critical Role of the Research Community in Space Weather Planning and Execution

Robinson

Behnke²,

Moretto

2018

Space Weather

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The explosion of interest in space weather in the last 25 years has been due to a confluence of efforts all over the globe, motivated by the recognition that events on the Sun and the consequent conditions in interplanetary space and Earth's magnetosphere, ionosphere, and thermosphere can have serious impacts on vital technological systems. The fundamental research conducted at universities, government laboratories, and in the private sector has led to tremendous improvements in the ability to forecast space weather events and predict their impacts on human technology and health. The mobilization of the research community that made this progress possible was the result of a series of actions taken by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to build a national program aimed at space weather. The path forward for space weather is to build on those successes through continued involvement of the research community and support for programs aimed at strengthening basic research and education in academia, the private sector, and government laboratories. Investments in space weather are most effective when applied at the intersection of research and applications. Thus, to achieve the goals set forth originally by the National Space Weather Program, the research community must be fully engaged in the planning, implementation, and execution of space weather activities, currently being coordinated by the Space Weather Operations, Research, and Mitigation Subcommittee under the National Science and Technology Council.

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Space Weather Model Moves Into Prime Time

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Using a Numerical MHD Model to Improve Solar Wind Time Shifting

Using a Numerical MHD Model to Improve Solar Wind Time Shifting

Perspective Chapter: The Integration Narrative of Media and Space in Museum

The Critical Role of the Research Community in Space Weather Planning and Execution

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