Geospace Environment Modeling

The Geospace Environment Modeling (GEM) program is a broad-based research program that investigates the physics of the Earth's magnetosphere and its coupling to the atmosphere and solar wind. The goal of the program is to develop physical understanding of the large-scale organization and dynamics of the geospace environment through observations, theory, and realistic models. • The program aims to make accurate predictions of the geospace environment. • The program focuses on the physics of the Earth's magnetosphere and its coupling to the atmosphere and solar wind. • The program uses observations, theory, and realistic models to develop physical understanding of the geospace environment. • The program is expected to support 15 awards with a total estimated funding of $3,000,000. • The award ceiling is $200,000 and the award floor is $150,000.