Center for
Geospace Storms
Transforming the Understanding and Predictability of Space Weather
Center for
Geospace Storms
Transforming the Understanding and Predictability of Space Weather
INNOVATE community modeling capabilities to build a high-resolution computer model of the whole geospace.
EMPOWER the whole geospace model by ingesting data from space missions and observational assets on the ground.
DISCOVER how different parts of geospace work collectively during storm time, shaping its responses to solar disturbances.
News Stories
2021
Apr 17
CGS hosted a series of informal virtual coffee-time conversations for undergraduate students where they heard about careers in space science and engineering, and learned about space weather and why we need to protect our technosphere from its hazardous effects
2021
Jan 06
CGS Education & Outreach webpage now available
A collection of education and outreach activities as well as useful links for students interested in space physics and space weather.
2020
Dec 10
Space PLAsmas Simulation Hub (SPLASH) website is now open
CGS scientists worked together with the Van Allen Probes Project Science team on an interactive web interface for visualization of our geospace simulations.
One of the critical grand challenges of Solar and Space Physics today is understanding and predicting stormtime geospace spanning altitudes from a few tens to millions of kilometers.
The Center for Geospace Storms (CGS) team is happy to hear your thoughts and questions. We solicit feedback, ideas and suggestions as to how the Center's activities can be made most useful to the community and address problems of a broad community interest.