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CORHEL/MAS-TDM (6.0)

CORona-HELiosphere/Magnetohydrodynamic Algorithm outside a Sphere Titov-Demoulin flux rope

Model Description

This model combination from the CORona-HELiosphere (CORHEL) modeling suite (Predictive Science Inc.) consists of the MAS (Magnetohydrodynamic Algorithm outside a Sphere) model and the TDm flux rope designer.

TDm designer is an interface that allows a user to interactively create a modied Titov-Demoulin (TDm) flux rope for insertion into realistic, observation-based background magnetic fields, then investigate the stability/instability properties with the MAS MHD model.

At present, zero-beta eruptions generated by the TDm designer can be simulated with MAS (in the future full thermodynamic CME simulations will become available).

Model Figure(s) :

Model Inputs Description

Model inputs are provided through a GUI.  The steps are as follows:

1) Select a date and time
2) Select an observatory source for the magnetic map
3) Select a region on the map
4) Select a polarity inversion line for the flux rope
5) Select the foot points of the flux rope and flux-rope parameters:

Axis apex height, fractional width, fractional field strength relative to background, preserve magnetogram flux (yes/no)

Model Outputs Description

The interface creates a tarball with the file or performing the MHD simulation on a computer where CORHEL-6 is installed.  Approximate run times for different processor counts are provided.  After the simulation run is performed, a diagnostics tarball is created.  After opening the tarball, the user opens an html page that guides the user through the results (movies of the evolution, run histories, etc.).

Model Caveats

The zero-beta model is useful for exploring flux-rope stability, and properties such as the initial trajectory of the erupting flux rope.

Change Log

Version 6 supports the TDm Flux Rope definition

Model Acknowledgement/Publication Policy (if any)

Papers you must cite if you plan to publish the results:
- Titov et al. ApJ 790, 163 (2014)
- Linker et al. AIP conf. 1720, 020002, (2016)
- Torok et al. ApJ 865, 75 (2018)

Model Domains:

Solar
Heliosphere.Inner_Heliosphere

Space Weather Impacts:

Phenomena :

Coronal_Mass_Ejections

Simulation Type(s):

Physics-based

Temporal Dependence Possible? (whether the code results depend on physical time?)

true

Model is available at?

CCMC

Source code of the model is publicly available?

false

CCMC Model Status (e.g. onboarding, use in production, retired, only hosting output, only source is available):

production

Code Language:

Fortran, PHP, BASH, Python, C/C++, Javascript

Regions (this is automatically mapped based on model domain):

Heliosphere.Inner
Sun

Contacts :

Jon.Linker, ModelDeveloper
Peter.MacNeice, ModelHostContact

Acknowledgement/Institution :

Predictive Science Inc.

Relevant Links :

Predictive Science: http://www.predsci.com

Publications :

  • Titov et al. ApJ 790, 163 (2014)
  • Linker et al. AIP conf. 1720, 020002, (2016)
  • Torok et al. ApJ 865, 75 (2018)
  • Model Access Information :

    Access URL: https://ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov/requests/SH/CORHEL6
    Access URL Name: Runs-on-Request
    Repository ID: spase://CCMC/Repository/NASA/GSFC/CCMC
    Availability: online
    AccessRights: OPEN
    Format: HTML
    Encoding: None

    Linked to Other Spase Resource(s) (example: another SimulationModel) :

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