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Viacheslav Merkin
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics LaboratoryMeeting roles in:
Global Modeling of the Circulation and Acceleration of Plasmasphere-originating Plasma
TRACERS twin-spacecraft mission to resolve spatiotemporal variations of the ionosphere and upper thermosphere during CME-driven storms
Observations and simulations of Kelvin-Helmholtz Waves under radial IMF conditions
Time dependent solar wind simulations in the inner heliosphere: how much better can we do with Solar Orbiter’s PHI data ?
Ensemble Modeling to Quantify Input Uncertainty Estimation in MAGE
Auroral Omega Bands as Signatures of Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupling: MAGE Simulations of Two Distinct Morphologies
Revisiting the cold-dense plasma sheet formation mechanism using causal inference and information-theoretic analysis
Exploring Stormtime Geospace as a Complex System: Recent Developments from the Center for Geospace Storms
Global Ionospheric Electrodynamics During Geomagnetic Storms: Combined Effects of Wind-Driven Dynamo, Magnetospheric Field-Aligned Currents and Energetic Particle Precipitation
MAGE-RB: A Global Cross-Scale Model for Natural and Artificial Radiation Belts
Center for Geospace Storms Resources for Research and Education: Models, Analysis Tools, and Student Workshops
Mesoscale dynamics of the stormtime ring current and their manifestation in ion-driven aurora
Universal time dependence of storm time magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling
Beyond MHD: towards a flexible fluid-kinetic global geospace model
The May 2024 Storm: dayside magnetopause and cusps in simulated soft X-Rays
HyENA: An Observing System Simulation Experiment (OSSE) for Hypothetical Energetic Neutral Atom Imaging
Statistical Analysis of Stormtime Bursty Bulk Flows
The Role of Mesoscale Convection in Transport and Acceleration of Ring Current and Radiation Belt Particles
Formation of Auroral Omega Bands Driven by Plasma Transport Flows
Stormtime Magnetospheric Processes Associated with the Dawnside Current Wedge
The Influence of the Ring current/Plasmasphere System on the Growth of Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability at the Earth's Dayside Magnetopause
Purple Rain: Direct Relativistic Electron Injections and Their Auroral Counterparts
The EZIE Mission: Overview, Results, and How EZIE Data Can Address Outstanding Science
Characterizing auroral precipitation and energy deposition with the Dragon King model in MAGE
Connecting stormtime SAR arc variability to mesoscale ring current-plasmasphere evolution via global geospace modeling
The EZIE OSSE: Mission Design and Retrieval Algorithms Readiness
Characterizing Earth's Plasma Sheet through Multi-Spacecraft Observations and Machine Learning
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