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PSI is an employee-owned research company delivering predictive models in space weather, solar physics, and communicable diseases; powered by globally recognized scientists, advanced magnetohydrodynamic models, and high-performance computing.
Ryder Davidson's poster "MHDweb: An Interactive Visualization Toolkit" showcases PSI's #data #visualization suite whose web-based interface analyzes our Coronal and Heliospheric MAS model solutions and compares the results with in-situ #spacecraft data: buff.ly/2or5UXJ
January 7, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Ryder Davidson's poster "MHDweb: An Interactive Visualization Toolkit" showcases PSI's #data #visualization suite whose web-based interface analyzes our Coronal and Heliospheric MAS model solutions and compares the results with in-situ #spacecraft data: buff.ly/2or5UXJ
Emily Mason's talk "Statistical Study of Long-Lived Active Regions" details a newly-identified pool of active regions that last for several solar rotations, and which produce roughly 4-7 times more significant flares than their counterparts: buff.ly/99S2e51
January 7, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Emily Mason's talk "Statistical Study of Long-Lived Active Regions" details a newly-identified pool of active regions that last for several solar rotations, and which produce roughly 4-7 times more significant flares than their counterparts: buff.ly/99S2e51
Jon Linker's talk "Dynamics of the Time-Dependent Solar Corona and Inner Heliosphere" reviews our ground-breaking near-real-time, data-driven eclipse simulation and compares its results with steady-state MHD and PFSS models using the same boundary data: buff.ly/99S2e51
January 7, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Jon Linker's talk "Dynamics of the Time-Dependent Solar Corona and Inner Heliosphere" reviews our ground-breaking near-real-time, data-driven eclipse simulation and compares its results with steady-state MHD and PFSS models using the same boundary data: buff.ly/99S2e51
Cooper Downs' poster, "The Unique Prospects of High-Latitude Observations:A Modeling Perspective" illustrates the ways in which remote-sensing and in situ instruments far from the ecliptic can improve our theoretical understanding of the Sun-Earth system. buff.ly/z8Ve24Q
January 7, 2026 at 9:05 PM
Cooper Downs' poster, "The Unique Prospects of High-Latitude Observations:A Modeling Perspective" illustrates the ways in which remote-sensing and in situ instruments far from the ecliptic can improve our theoretical understanding of the Sun-Earth system. buff.ly/z8Ve24Q