
In this talk, we present the development of tools tailored for Center for Geospace Storms (CGS) model analysis, along with the integration of cloud services for improved accessibility. These Python packages provide a comprehensive suite of functionalities for preprocessing, post-processing, and visualization of CGS model data. By leveraging Kitware’s Treme as well as JupyterLab, researchers can access and analyze CGS model outputs through intuitive web-based interfaces. We will also discuss our utilization of Amazon Web Services for the model framework and how this may support user access through facilities such as the Community Coordinated Modeling Center. We believe this approach fosters collaborative analysis, streamlines the workflow, and empowers the geospace community to be able to use model output with the same level of access and usability that they experience with observational data.
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