Center for
Geospace Storms
Transforming the Understanding and Predictability of Space Weather
Innovate
space weather modeling
Empower
the scientific, academic, operational and broader public communities
Discover
together how stormtime geospace responds to solar disturbances
CGS is supported by NASA under Cooperative Agreement 80NSSC22M0163.
News Stories
2024
Apr 19
MAGE is now available at the NASA/CCMC!
Thanks to the dedicated work by the MAGE development team, the model is now available for runs-on-request at the NASA Community Coordinated Modeling Center (CCMC). This marks a significant first milestone for the entire CGS team! We are looking forward to working with the scientific community, students and the broader public!
2024
Jan 08
The 4th CGS Workshop was a success!
The 4th CGS Workshop was held at NCAR/HAO and virtually on November 13-14, 2023. Zoom recordings and slides have now been posted . The details of the previous workshops, including recorded presentations, can be found on the CGS "News and Event" page.
2023
Dec 15
Space weather is chaotic and hard to predict. This new model could change that
The vast spatio-temporal scales spanned in geospace modeling require a level of science second to none. Slava Merkin, Director of the NASA DRIVE Science Center for Geospace Storms (CGS), and his team are revolutionizing our understanding of, and response to, Earth-Sun interactions.
CGS at a Glance
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.
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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.