Project Phoenix – AI Driven CME Detection

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Main Authors: Mohammed, Muzammil, Mohammed, Haroon Ayan Ali, Mohammed, Ehsanullah Arjumand, Mohammed, Azharuddin, T, Anusha
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Published: Zenodo 2026
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author Mohammed, Muzammil
Mohammed, Haroon Ayan Ali
Mohammed, Ehsanullah Arjumand
Mohammed, Azharuddin
T, Anusha
author_facet Mohammed, Muzammil
Mohammed, Haroon Ayan Ali
Mohammed, Ehsanullah Arjumand
Mohammed, Azharuddin
T, Anusha
contents <p class="p1"><span>Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) events pose an escalating threat to the stability of global infrastructure, particularly power grids, telecommunication networks, aviation systems, and orbiting satellites. When these colossal eruptions of magnetized plasma interact with Earth’s magnetic field, they can trigger geomagnetic storms capable of inflicting multi-trillion-dollar economic losses and widespread technological disruption. Despite advances in Helio physics and satellite observation, existing CME forecasting systems continue to offer extremely limited warning windows, often less than an hour, leaving governments, industries, and mission-critical systems with little time to respond effectively.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Project Phoenix – AI Driven CME Detection
Mohammed, Muzammil
Mohammed, Haroon Ayan Ali
Mohammed, Ehsanullah Arjumand
Mohammed, Azharuddin
T, Anusha
CME Detection
Aditya-L1
LSTM Autoencoder
Gradient Boosting
SHAP
Solar Wind
Space Weather
<p class="p1"><span>Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) events pose an escalating threat to the stability of global infrastructure, particularly power grids, telecommunication networks, aviation systems, and orbiting satellites. When these colossal eruptions of magnetized plasma interact with Earth’s magnetic field, they can trigger geomagnetic storms capable of inflicting multi-trillion-dollar economic losses and widespread technological disruption. Despite advances in Helio physics and satellite observation, existing CME forecasting systems continue to offer extremely limited warning windows, often less than an hour, leaving governments, industries, and mission-critical systems with little time to respond effectively.</span></p>
title Project Phoenix – AI Driven CME Detection
topic CME Detection
Aditya-L1
LSTM Autoencoder
Gradient Boosting
SHAP
Solar Wind
Space Weather
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19718417