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High and mid latitude and near subsolar point ionospheric and thermospheric responses to the solar flares and geomagnetic storms during low solar activity periods of 2017 and 2020, Dibyendu Sur, Sarbani Ray, Ashik Paul, Advances in Space Research, Volume 70, Issue 1, Pages 157-178 (Paper, 10.1016/j.asr.2022.04.024)

Note: CMIT-LFM simulation runs submitted before October 31, 2018 used solar wind data propagated to the model run's upstream (sunward) boundary (typically at Xmax=30 RE).
However, the model assumes solar wind to be propagated to X=0 instead, causing features in the solar wind to occur in the LFM model simulation a few minutes earlier than expected (for example, 8 minutes earlier for Vx=-400 km/s and Xmax=30 RE).
The propagation has been adjusted in the run request system for "event" runs with CMIT-LFM where solar wind data are obtained automatically from one of the available solar wind monitor spacecraft or data sources (solar wind data in uploaded file are not propagated and need to be adjusted before file upload to make LFM runs comparable to runs of the other magnetosphere models).

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Model Domain:GM
Model Name:LFM
Model Version:LTR-2_1_5
Title/Introduction:DIBYENDU_SUR
Key Word:Joule Heating
 
Run type:Real event simulation
Inflow Boundary Conditions:Time-dependent
Start Time:2017/09/02 00:00
End Time:2017/09/05 02:00
Dipole Tilt at Start in X-Z Plane:5.11 °
Dipole Tilt in Y-Z GSE Plane:-13.00 °
Dipole Update With Time:yes
Ionospheric Conductance:auroral
Radio Flux 10.7 cm:101.7
Co-rotation:Corotation potential is being applied
Grid:53x48x64 cells
Coordinate System for the Output:SM
Solar wind input source:DSCOVR-L2
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