F10.7 Solar Flux Forecasting

Overview:

The F10.7 solar flux index is a measure of solar activity used in space weather modeling, atmospheric drag calculations, and satellite operations. F10.7 is measured daily in terms of solar flux units, or sfu, and reflects solar emissions at a wavelength of 10.7cm. The goal of our team is to forecast 7 days of flux as well as determine what models may "beat" the persistence baseline. 

For this project, we will develop a full stack app to:

- Run models with varying input data

- Store results of ran models to database

- Visualize data in a user-friendly webpage




Fall 2025 (Semester 1)


Delegation
RoleMembers
Project Leads

Joshua Hanscom

Troy Rana

Marco Rodriguez

Frontend

Weihao Liu

Emily Lopez

Troy Rana

Andy Voong

Backend

Daniel Gomez

Fabricio Reyes

Marco Rodriguez

Machine Learning

Rizza Barnwell

Joshua Hanscom

Daniel Herrera

(Roles are more for task delegation than indicators of work done) 


Meetings

Liaison Meetings - Friday @9:30am via Zoom + Teams (Biweekly w/Dearo - Monthly w/PSL POCs)

Advisor Meetings - Friday @9:30am via Zoom

Student Meetings - Monday @6pm via Zoom 


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