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Specifications of a Plasmasphere Modeling Code for GGCM

Abstract

The Dynamic Global Core Plasma Model (DGCPM) is a parameterized model for core or thermal plasma in the magnetosphere. The model accounts for dayside ionospheric outflow and nightside inflow. It accounts for the global pattern of convection and corotation. The model is capable of being coupled to ring current and superthermal electron models for the purpose of providing thermal plasma spatial distributions and for the purpose of accepting the dynamic influences of these plasma populations back upon the thermal plasma. The DGCPM is designed to operate alone or to operate as part of a larger integrated package. The convection electric field and magnetic field used within the DGCPM can be shared with models of other plasma populations, in addition to the exchange of parameters important to the collective modeling of whole plasma systems in the inner magnetosphere. This talk will present the features of the DGCPM model code and the various forms of information that can be exchanged with other cooperating codes.

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Gallagher, D. L., Ober, D.. 2000-01-01. Specifications of a Plasmasphere Modeling Code for GGCM. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000070681

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