Space Weather Operational
Readiness Development
Track 1
U-Michigan
Swift Re-entry Prediction
Daily forecasts, 1 to 30 days ahead, of the two inputs a satellite-drag calculation needs: the F10.7 solar radio flux and the Ap geomagnetic index. They are used to predict when NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory re-enters the atmosphere.
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Real-Time Solar Wind Data
MIDL merges L1 solar-wind observations from multiple spacecraft (SOLAR-1, ACE, IMAP) into a single cross-validated stream, ballistically propagated to Earth and updated every minute.
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Real-Time GITM
The global ionosphere-thermosphere, continuously simulated in real time: GITM driven by MIDL's multi-spacecraft solar-wind merge, advancing in 5-minute segments a few minutes behind wall clock.
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Real-Time GeoDGP
GeoDGP predicts the ground magnetic perturbation over the globe in real time, driven by L1 solar-wind observations.
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LAUREN
Real-time auroral electrojet indices: LAUREN predicts the AU and AL indices continuously from real-time INTERMAGNET ground magnetometer observations, GeoDGP ground magnetic perturbation predictions, the MIDL solar-wind merge, the Dst index, and F10.7 solar flux, including a short-range forecast.
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