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The Community Coordinated Modeling Center (CCMC) at NASA Goddard Space FlightCenter is a multi-agency partnership to enable, support and perform researchand development for next-generation space science and space weather models.CCMC currently hosts nearly 100 numerical models and a cornerstone of thisactivity is the Runs on Request (RoR) system which allows anyone to request amodel run and analyze/visualize the results via a web browser. CCMC is alsoactive in the education community by organizing student research contests,heliophysics summer schools, and space weather forecaster training forstudents, government and industry representatives.  We present a generic magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) model - PAMHD - that has beenadded to the CCMC RoR system which allows the study of a variety of fluid andplasma phenomena in one, two and three dimensions using a dynamicpoint-and-click web interface. Flexible initial and boundary conditions allowexperimentation with a variety of plasma physics problems such as shocks,instabilities, planetary magnetospheres and astrophysical systems.Experimentation with numerical effects, e.g. resolution, solution method andboundary conditions, is also possible and can provide valuable context forspace weather forecasters when interpreting observations or modeling results.  We present an overview of the C++ implementation and show example resultsobtained through the CCMC RoR system, including the first to our knowledge MHDsimulation of the interaction of the magnetospheres of Jupiter and Saturn intwo dimensions.

New magnetohydrodynamic model available at NASA Community Coordinated Modeling Center