The principal goal of CISM is to create a physics-based numerical simulation model that describes the space environment from the Sun to the Earth. Another major goal of CISM is to provide a specification and forecast tool for space weather prediction. As the physics-based models develop and improve in forecasting ability, they will be become the major part of the model chain that is used for forecasting space weather. Creating optimal space weather forecasts requires the integration of a diverse set of modeling approaches. The Forecast Modeling (FM) group of CISM is based at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics at The University of Colorado seeks integrate numerical, statistical, and empirical models that can be used for space weather forecasting.
These models are currently executable from the CISM Data Explorer.
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