Ambient Solar Wind Simulation of ambient solar wind driven by modified daily-updated WSA model:  Latitudinal distribution of the outflow velocity at 21.5.

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Ambient Solar Wind Simulation of ambient solar wind driven by modified daily-updated WSA model:  Latitudinal distribution of the outflow velocity at 21.5 Rs (top panel)  Predicted evolution at Earth (solid line) together with actually observed values(dots) by Wind spacecraft (bottom panel)

Solar Wind at Source Boundary

Solar Wind at Earth

Solar Wind at Earth – Effect of Grid Resolution Low resolutionMedium resolution

2005 May 13 CME Event LASCO/C2LASCO/C3Projected Velocity

Solar Wind Predictions – Effect of ICMEs