The terrestrial production of cosmogenic radionuclides such as 10Be, 14C and 36Cl is triggered by spallation reactions of high-energy particles with atmospheric constituents such as oxygen, nitrogen and argon. After being produced and transported within the atmosphere, these radionuclides are deposited in natural archi...
K. Herbst, S. Dalla, N. E. Engelbrecht et al.· Philosophical transactions....· 0 citations
We introduce Space-weather Utilities for Research and Forecasting (SURF), a flexible modelling framework for reconstructing and forecasting large-scale solar wind structure. SURF incorporates both the reduced hydrodynamic “HUXt” model and a newly developed one-dimensional, hydrodynamic solver, “hydro.”. The new solver...
Long-term solar magnetic variability governs the space climate conditions. These variations also modulate the galactic cosmic ray influx reaching Earth and subsequently regulate the production of cosmogenic isotopes in Earth’s atmosphere. By harnessing the multi-millennial records of the abundances of these radio-isoto...
C. Saha, M. Owens, M. Lockwood et al.· Solar Physics· 0 citations
We introduce Space-weather Utilities for Research and Forecasting (SURF), a flexible modelling framework for reconstructing and forecasting large-scale solar wind structure. SURF incorporates both the reduced hydrodynamic “HUXt” model and a newly developed one-dimensional, hydrodynamic solver, “hydro.”. The new solver...
M. Owens, L. Barnard· Solar Physics· 0 citations
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