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  • * Solar Physics
  • * Space Weather Research
  • * Plasma Physics

Background:

  • * Solar magnetic fields are crucial for coronal structure and dynamics.
  • * Footpoint motions on the solar surface stress coronal magnetic fields, leading to energy buildup.
  • * This stored energy can be released explosively during solar eruptions (flares, CMEs), impacting space weather.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To review the methodology, developments, and applications of data-driven coronal models.
  • * To highlight new physics revealed by these models in understanding solar eruptions.
  • * To provide an outlook on future advancements in data-driven solar modeling.

Main Methods:

  • * Review of traditional static extrapolation models for coronal magnetic fields.
  • * Focus on dynamic, data-driven models utilizing observational magnetograms.
  • * Application of these models to study coronal magnetic field evolution and eruptions.

Main Results:

  • * Data-driven models successfully capture the evolution of coronal magnetic fields.
  • * These models provide insights into magnetic topology and eruption mechanisms.
  • * New physical insights into solar eruptions have been derived.

Conclusions:

  • * Data-driven models are essential for understanding 3D coronal magnetic field structure and dynamics.
  • * These models offer a powerful tool for studying solar eruptions and their underlying physics.
  • * Future developments promise enhanced capabilities for space weather prediction and solar physics research.