CosmicDancePro analyzes Starlink during solar storms to identify adaptive fleet strategies, explain W-shaped altitude patterns, and measure network disruptions including outages, latency spikes, and data rate drops.
Parker and Richard Linares
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CosmicDancePro integrates multimodal datasets to reveal that solar storms cause significant Starlink orbital decay and network degradation, and explains a 'W'-shaped altitude variation pattern via day-night atmospheric density differences.
The C-SWIM model estimates $5.2 billion in capital losses to the US satellite fleet and daily economic impacts ranging from $70 million to $1.3 billion under a 1-in-100-year solar energetic particle event.
Measurements from the May 2024 storm show strong correlation between observed and TVA-computed GICs, moderate model performance for magnetic perturbations, and empirical links between GIC magnitude and factors of separation distance, ground conductivity scaling, and geomagnetic latitude.
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CosmicDancePro -- Measuring LEO satellite's orbital decay and network connectivity implications during solar storms
CosmicDancePro analyzes Starlink during solar storms to identify adaptive fleet strategies, explain W-shaped altitude patterns, and measure network disruptions including outages, latency spikes, and data rate drops.
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Breaking Parameter Degeneracies in a Magnetically Charged Black Hole Embedded in a Hernquist Dark-Matter Halo: A Multi-Observable Analysis
CosmicDancePro integrates multimodal datasets to reveal that solar storms cause significant Starlink orbital decay and network degradation, and explains a 'W'-shaped altitude variation pattern via day-night atmospheric density differences.
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C-SWIM: A Coupled Space Weather Impact Model for Satellite Fleet Vulnerability and Economic Loss Under a 1-in-100-Year Solar Energetic Particle Event
The C-SWIM model estimates $5.2 billion in capital losses to the US satellite fleet and daily economic impacts ranging from $70 million to $1.3 billion under a 1-in-100-year solar energetic particle event.
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GIC--Related Observations During the May 2024 Geomagnetic Storm in the United States
Measurements from the May 2024 storm show strong correlation between observed and TVA-computed GICs, moderate model performance for magnetic perturbations, and empirical links between GIC magnitude and factors of separation distance, ground conductivity scaling, and geomagnetic latitude.