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View Results of Requested Runs

View the results of your requested run as well as the results of runs submitted by other users. If you use the results from the Runs on Request in a scientific publication or presentation, please acknowledge the CCMC and the originators of the computational model. For more details see the CCMC Publications Policy. Note: For tracking purposes for our government sponsors, we ask that you notify the CCMC whenever you use CCMC results in scientific publications or presentations by .

STEREO Support

View output from the daily WSA, ENLIL and PFSS model runs.

THEMIS Support

Search the Simulation Results Database

Search and view simulation results for all model runs executed at the CCMC over the last four years. We maintain a comprehensive searchable and sortable database of all executed runs.

Simulations of Special Sun-Earth Connection Events

View results of Special Sun-Earth Connection Event Simulations. Such event is usually a big storm or a series of storms that attract the attention of the space science community. Working groups such as Geospace Environment Modeling (GEM) or SHINE sometimes identify Special Sun-Earth Connection Events. The CCMC provides model run results for such events:

3D VRML Output for Selected Events

View VRML Output for selected events. Virtual Reality Markup Language (VRML) files are created with the Space Weather Explorer (SWX), an OpenDX application developed at CCMC. Magnetospheric VRML files contain the plasma density in two slices and a selection of 3D magnetic field lines in the magnetosphere emanating from the Earth and field lines transported with the solar wind. Files have been created from simulations of selected space weather events.

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