TIME-SERIES RESEARCH / EUV FORECASTING

Turn the recent solar past into a 60-day view ahead.

This applied research explores how a model can use the most recent 30 or 60 days of solar activity and EUV observations to estimate what the following 60 days may look like.

RECENT OBSERVATIONS30–60 DAY CONTEXT60-DAY OUTLOOK
Discuss a forecasting workflow
SELECTED RESEARCH OUTPUTDAY 60
A research chart comparing observed EUV irradiance with several model forecasts over a 60-day horizon.
Selected 60-day comparison from the research output. Model comparisons and values are specific to this experiment and are shown as evidence of the forecasting workflow—not as a universal operational forecast.

Forecasting is not a single number. It is a structured view of uncertainty over time.

TIME SERIESMULTI-HORIZONDATA-SPECIFIC EVALUATION

THE RESEARCH QUESTION

How much of the recent past is useful for the next 60 days?

Rather than relying on a fixed, one-size-fits-all lookback, the study compares model setups that see different recent observation windows before they generate the same forward horizon.

01

Recent solar activity

The workflow starts with a recent sequence of observed solar behaviour, preserving the order and changing shape of the signal.

SEQUENTIAL CONTEXT
02

EUV conditions

EUV values are treated as a related time-varying signal, allowing the research to examine how the series move across a shared horizon.

RELATED SIGNALS
03

A forward window

The output is a 60-day estimated sequence, not a promise of a single exact future value on one selected day.

FORWARD OUTLOOK

WHAT THE MODEL IS ASKED TO LEARN

A moving window, a future sequence and an honest measure of fit.

The research evaluates forecast behaviour against separately held evaluation data. That separation matters: it helps distinguish a model that recognises a pattern from one that only remembers its training examples.

INPUTRecent observed window30 OR 60 DAYS
TRAININGHistorical sequences available to the modelLEARNING SET
EVALUATIONSeparate, unseen sequence for comparisonHELD OUT
OUTPUTForward 60-day estimated trajectoryRESEARCH OUTPUT
WHAT THIS SHOWS

A disciplined forecasting research contribution.

The work covers model runs, experimental analysis, error analysis and technical reporting for a time-series research effort.

WHAT IT DOES NOT CLAIM

Not a universal solar forecast.

Any result belongs to its specific experiment, data period and evaluation design. The academic project’s concept, direction and ownership remain with its supervising lead.

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