A new AI-powered model could predict solar flares 30 minutes before they hit Earth. The program, called DAGGER, uses a method of AI called “deep learning” to keep an eye on the Sun’s ...

The DAGGER model is open source and could be adopted by power and grid operators, satellite controllers, telecommunications companies, and others for their specific needs, added Upendran.

The model, called DAGGER (Deep Learning Geomagnetic Perturbation), uses the technical tool to analyze spacecraft measurements of the solar wind and forecast where an impending solar storm will ...

A new AI-powered computer model is trained to predict when and where solar storms will strike Earth, giving us time to prepare infrastructure that could be impacted, such as the power grid.

Understanding and predicting space weather is a big part of NASA's job. One such measurement is of solar wind, "an unrelenting stream of material from the sun." NASA relates that even telegraph ...

A 'DAGGER' For a Storm. The computer model is called DAGGER, and it combines swift AI analysis with real measurements from space and across the Earth to generate frequently updated predictions ...

You can read the paper describing the DAGGER model, which, by the way, is open source, in this issue of the journal Space Weather. Topics. AI, machine learning, NASA, Space. Devin Coldewey ...