Using #MPI to run from 1-1000s of CPU cores, it can also run on 1+ #NVIDIA/#Intel #GPUs for fast local calculations.
GitHub repository examples help you get started.
For easy PFSS+CS solutions try running our SWiG pkg that uses POT3D.
Information on SWiG coming soon - stay tuned!

James Turtle's poster "Melding Vector and Line-of-Sight Magnetogram Data for Assimilation into Surface Flux Transport Models" examines PSI's data-driven methods for combining HMI Line-Of-Sight (LOS) and vector products using our #python package MagMap (buff.ly/dK2ktYE).

Slava Titov's poster "A New Approach for Extrapolating Photospheric Vector Magnetic Data to the Chromospheric Level" applies his recent breakthrough in decomposing magnetic fields into their components to derive chromospheric magnetic fields: buff.ly/VahwYDA

Erika Palmerio's talk "Global MHD Modelling to Support the Next Generation of White-Light Imagers" highlighted the utility of supplementing white-light imagers old and new with analogous forward-modeled imagery created using 3D MHD simulations: buff.ly/sLx13p1

Ryder Davidson's poster "MHDweb: An Interactive Visualization Toolkit" showcases PSI's #data #visualization suite whose web-based interface analyzes our Coronal and Heliospheric MAS model solutions and compares the results with in-situ #spacecraft data: buff.ly/2or5UXJ

Emily Mason's talk "Statistical Study of Long-Lived Active Regions" details a newly-identified pool of active regions that last for several solar rotations, and which produce roughly 4-7 times more significant flares than their counterparts: buff.ly/99S2e51

Pete's invited talk, "Quantifying Uncertainty in Solar Wind and CME Forecasts: Recent Progress & Future Directions" reviews the current state of solar wind modeling, covers recent efforts in addressing uncertainty, and introduced the PSI model sunRunner3d: buff.ly/q5IK39S

Pete Riley's talk "Using #WISPR measurements and global #MHD models to better understand the evolution of the solar corona," analyzes WISPR data from 2018--2025 and applies statistical and #ML techniques to quantify #CME kinematics and streamer morphology: buff.ly/C4UQNGr

Jon Linker's talk "Dynamics of the Time-Dependent Solar Corona and Inner Heliosphere" reviews our ground-breaking near-real-time, data-driven eclipse simulation and compares its results with steady-state MHD and PFSS models using the same boundary data: buff.ly/99S2e51

Cooper Downs' poster, "The Unique Prospects of High-Latitude Observations:A Modeling Perspective" illustrates the ways in which remote-sensing and in situ instruments far from the ecliptic can improve our theoretical understanding of the Sun-Earth system. buff.ly/z8Ve24Q