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Description
The Community Coordinated Modeling Center’s (CCMC) at NASA, was established in 2000 to facilitate space weather and space science research, and facilitate the transition of research to operational products. The CCMC hosts a collection of space weather models and coupled modeling systems for Run-on-Request (RoR) simulation services, and continuous real-time runs, and creates space weather dashboards, scoreboards, and validation platforms displaying these real-time runs and together with input and context data. This presentation provides an overview of CCMC’s current and future planned collaborative activities in implementing FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) principles in order to facilitate access to simulation outputs across international boundaries. This is includes FAIR advancements in the RoR portal, Instant Runs, Continuous Runs available via the Integrated Space Weather Analysis (ISWA) System, Scoreboards, and in our current and planned collaborations with standards and services across many groups including the VSWMC, ROB, UKMO, HDRL (DISH, SDAC, SPDF) in interconnecting our services for the benefit of the heliophysics community.