CCMC Mission Statement
The CCMC is a multi-agency partnership to enable, support and perform the research and development for next-generation space science and space weather models.
CEDAR ETI Challenge
CCMC is supporting CEDAR Electrodynamics Thermosphere Ionosphere (ETI) Modeling Challenge. The outcome of the preliminary round of model output comparisons will be discussed at the CEDAR 2010 Workshop (June 25, 2010, 10:30 - 12:30). To participate in this fist round of the Challenge please submit your model results using CCMC on-line submission interface prior to June 1st, 2010.GEM Modeling Challenge
CCMC is supporting GEM Modeling Challenge organized by the GGCM Metrics and Validation Focus Group. The new DST index metric study has been added to the challenge! Challenge results will be discussed at the GEM Summer Workshop 2010. To participate in the Dst metrics study please submit your model results using CCMC on-line submission interface prior to June 1st, 2010.
Model Additions/Updates at the CCMC
- TIE-GCM is now available for runs on request.
- CORHEL V4.2
- The new Heliospheric Tomography model developed for Solar Mass Ejection Imager (SMEI), the Air Force/NASA satellite, launched on January 6,2003.
CCMC Services
- We provide, to the scientific community, access to modern space research models
- We test and evaluate models
- We support Space Weather forecasters
- We support space science education
Latest Additions to the CCMC Services
- Integrated Space Weather Analysis System is a web-based dissemination system for NASA-relevant space weather information.
- Space Weather Awareness at NASA space weather information portal.
- LWS Supported Tools and Methods
- Kameleon software: model output from different models can now be stored uniformly in a common science data format. Users can request the CDF-formatted output for a CCMC run.
- Movies on Request: you can now request to generate a movie, images and ASCII data files for each time step of a model run.
- CCMC Space Weather on Google Earth: CCMC is now providing space weather-related Google Earth overlays.
