ENLIL Solar Wind Prediction - Evolution
Results of heliospheric computations are shown between 0.1 and 1.7 AU
for a -10/+ 5 day span about begining of the day with the most recent
solar wind source data.
Left Panel
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Temporal profiles of the solar wind density, total
pressure, and velocity components (in RTN coordinates)
are shown from top to bottom.
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Grey (white) area shows history (prediction).
Boundary beteen these areas indicates beginning of the new prediction
which is at the beginning of the calendar date (UTC).
Note that a single, corotating map is used to drive the heliospheric
simulations for -/+ day span about that beginning.
Values to the left (right) from the vertical black line thus
represents "historic" ("prediction") results.
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Red curves show hourly-averaged measured values.
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Blue curves show simulated values. Dashed blue curves show background values
(simulation without launching transients).
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Yellow shading shows extent of a simulated ejecta.
Left Panel
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The same as in the left panel but for Temporal profiles of
the solar wind mean temperature and magnetic field strength
components (in RTN coordinates) are shown from top to bottom.
Footer
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Credit to the used data and models is given at the bottom left.
This is a page in progress.
Please send questions and comments to
Dusan.Odstrcil@gmail.com
from
George Mason University/CDS/Space Weather Laboratory
and
NASA/GSFC/Space Weather Laboratory
.
Acknowledgments: This work has been supported in part by
AFOSR/MURI, NASA/LWS, NASA/STEREO, NSF/CISM, and NSF/SHINE projects.
Last update: 2008-03-23
Last update: 2010-06-04