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The Center for Space Environment Modeling (CSEM) is an interdisciplinary research organization of the College of Engineering at the University of Michigan. CSEM is comprised of a tightly integrated group of faculty, students and staff from the Departments of Aerospace Engineering, Climate and Space Sciences and Engineering, and Electrical Engineering, and Computer Science.

The overall goal of CSEM is to develop high-performance, first-principles based computational models to describe and predict hazardous conditions in the near-earth space environment extending from the sun to the ionosphere, called space weather. In order to achieve predictive capability, the models must run considerably faster than real time on mid-size parallel computers.


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Darren De Zeeuw

Richard Frazin

Natalia Ganjushkina

Tamas Gombosi

Xianzhe Jia

Justin Kasper

Sue Lepri

Michael Liemohn

Ward (Chip) Manchester

Tuija Pulkkinen

Aaron Ridley

Igor Sokolov

Gabor Toth

Bart van der Holst

Shasha Zou

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