Last Updated: 12/14/2025
ESDF
Version: 1Model produces probabilistic prediction of the intensity and duration of space weather events based on historical and real-time data from NOAA GOES > 2 MeV electron data. Our model produces alerts when electron flux crosses threshold corresponding to 1, 2, 4 and 6 events per year and notifies users when each threshold is crossed. Model uses Gaussian Process + Markov Chain Monte Carlo sampler as well as ARMAX approaches to make predictions.
Inputs
Electron GOES >2 MeV flux, optionally solar wind parameters
Outputs
Event start, event duration, flux threshold crossed, probability of crossing next threshold
Model is time-dependent.
Domains
- Magnetosphere / Global Magnetosphere
- Magnetosphere / Inner Magnetosphere / RadiationBelt
Space Weather Impacts
- Near-earth radiation and plasma environment (aerospace assets functionality)
Phenomena
- Geomagnetic Storms
Code
Code Languages: Python
Contacts
- Geoff Reeves, New Mexico Consortium (Model Contact)
- Maria Voskresenskaya, New Mexico Consortium (Model Developer)
- Gregory Cunningham, New Mexico Consortium (Model Developer)
- Yihua Zheng, NASA GSFC CCMC (CCMC Model Host)
Publication Policy
In addition to any model-specific policy, please refer to the General Publication Policy.