F10.7 Solar Flux Forecasting

Solar Flux Forecasting is an end-to-end system created by CSULA students in collaboration with the Aerospace Corporation. Its core goal is the accurate short-term prediction of F10.7 Solar Flux values, a quantity used by operators and atmospheric models as a proxy for solar-driven influence on the upper atmosphere. As well as user-friendly visualization of said predictions against historical data. 

Trained ML models run in a dedicated service that handles predictions. When a forecast is needed, the backend fetches the latest solar data, checks a local cache, then sends it to the model and saves the result to the database. The backend exposes this through a simple API covering forecast history, the latest prediction, and ground truth comparisons. The frontend calls that API to display charts and data to the user.



RoleMember
Project Leads

Joshua Hanscom

Marco Rodriguez

Troy Rana

Machine Learning

Joshua Hanscom

Daniel Herrera

Backend

Marco Rodriguez

Daniel Gomez

Frontend

Weihao Liu

Emily Lopez

Andy Voong

Troy Rana

 



Meeting TypeDay + Time
Liaison

Biweekly - w/Dearo & Denny - Fridays @9:30am via Zoom

At liaison request - w/Aerospace Physical Science Lab - Meeting to meeting schedule 

AdvisorWeekly - w/Professor Ye  - Fridays @9:30am via Zoom
Student

Weekly - Fall 2025 - Mondays @6:00pm via Zoom + Discord

Weekly - Spring 2026 - Mondays @12:00pm via Zoom + Discord

Student Team
  • Jewelia Barnwell
  • Daniel Gomez
  • Joshua Hanscom
  • Daniel Herrera
  • Weihao Liu
  • Emily Lopez
  • Troy Rana
  • Fabricio Reyes
  • Marco Rodriguez
  • Andy Voong
Project Sponsor
Project Liaisons
Faculty Advisors