Fujitsu and Japanese research partners automate solar particle simulations using spacecraft data
This schematic views the Sun from above its north pole. The spiraling lines extending from the Sun represent magnetic field lines, and the symbols show the positions of the five spacecraft on October 10, 2021 (PSP: Parker Solar Probe; SolO: Solar Orbiter).
Credit: Fujitsu
The technology uses observations from five spacecraft to optimise simulation parameters automatically, improving the modelling of solar energetic particles and their arrival at Earth.
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