First-authored, refereed papers of Pete Riley

A list of first-authored, refereed publications of Pete Riley, derived from the SAO/NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS). The number in brackets after each title indicates the number of citations that the paper has received.

Orcid ID: 0000-0002-1859-456X

List of publications ordered by citations
Number of papers: 25
No. of citations: 1330

2025

1. Inter-Solar-Cycle Variability of Extreme Geomagnetic Storms [0]
   Riley, Pete & Ben‐Nun, M., Space Weather, 23, e2025SW004552
2. Ion Charge States from a Global Time-dependent Wave-turbulence-driven Model of the Solar Wind: Comparison with in Situ Measurements [8]
   Riley, Pete, Lionello, Roberto & Rivera, Yeimy J., ApJ, 979, 204

2023

1. Which Upstream Solar Wind Conditions Matter Most in Predicting B_z Within Coronal Mass Ejections [1]
   Riley, Pete, Reiss, M. A. & Möstl, C., Space Weather, 21, e2022SW003327
2. On the Strength and Duration of Solar Cycle 25: A Novel Quantile-Based Superposed-Epoch Analysis [5]
   Riley, Pete, Solar Physics, 298, 66

2022

1. sunRunner1D: A Tool for Exploring ICME Evolution through the Inner Heliosphere [9]
   Riley, Pete & Ben-Nun, Michal, Universe, 8, 447
2. COVID-19 deaths: Which explanatory variables matter the most? [1]
   Riley, Pete, Riley, Allison, Turtle, James & Ben-Nun, Michal, PLoS ONE, 17, e0266330
3. Comparing and Contrasting the Properties of the Inner Heliosphere for the Three Most Recent Solar Minima [9]
   Riley, Pete, Caplan, Ronald M., Downs, Cooper, Linker, Jon A. & Lionello, Roberto, Journal of Geophysical Research (Space Physics), 127, e30261

2021

1. On the Sources and Sizes of Uncertainty in Predicting the Arrival Time of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections Using Global MHD Models [24]
   Riley, Pete & Ben-Nun, Michal, Space Weather, 19, e02775
2. Using Parker Solar Probe observations during the first four perihelia to constrain global magnetohydrodynamic models [39]
   Riley, Pete, Lionello, Roberto, Caplan, Ronald M., Downs, Cooper, Linker, Jon A., Badman, Samuel T. & Stevens, Michael L., A&A, 650, A19

2019

1. Can an Unobserved Concentration of Magnetic Flux Above the Poles of the Sun Resolve the Open Flux Problem? [52]
   Riley, Pete, Linker, Jon A., Mikic, Zoran, Caplan, Ronald M., Downs, Cooper & Thumm, Jean-Luc, ApJ, 884, 18
2. Predicting the Structure of the Solar Corona and Inner Heliosphere during Parker Solar Probe's First Perihelion Pass [44]
   Riley, Pete, Downs, Cooper, Linker, Jon A., Mikic, Zoran, Lionello, Roberto & Caplan, Ronald M., ApJ, 874, L15

2018

1. Forecasting the Arrival Time of Coronal Mass Ejections: Analysis of the CCMC CME Scoreboard [144]
   Riley, Pete, Mays, M. Leila, Andries, Jesse, Amerstorfer, Tanja, Biesecker, Douglas, Delouille, Veronique, Dumbović, Mateja, Feng, Xueshang, Henley, Edmund, Linker, Jon A., Möstl, Christian, Nuñez, Marlon, Pizzo, Vic, Temmer, Manuela, Tobiska, W. K., Verbeke, C., West, Matthew J. & Zhao, Xinhua, Space Weather, 16, 1245
2. Extreme Space Weather Events: From Cradle to Grave [127]
   Riley, Pete, Baker, Dan, Liu, Ying D., Verronen, Pekka, Singer, Howard & Güdel, Manuel, Space Science Reviews, 214, 21

2016

1. Properties of the Fast Forward Shock Driven by the July 23 2012 Extreme Coronal Mass Ejection [36]
   Riley, Pete, Caplan, Ronald M., Giacalone, Joe, Lario, David & Liu, Ying, ApJ, 819, 57

2015

1. On the role played by magnetic expansion factor in the prediction of solar wind speed [112]
   Riley, Pete, Linker, Jon A. & Arge, C. Nick, Space Weather, 13, 154
2. Inferring the Structure of the Solar Corona and Inner Heliosphere During the Maunder Minimum Using Global Thermodynamic Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations [74]
   Riley, Pete, Lionello, Roberto, Linker, Jon A., Cliver, Ed, Balogh, Andre, Beer, Jürg, Charbonneau, Paul, Crooker, Nancy, DeRosa, Marc, Lockwood, Mike, Owens, Matt, McCracken, Ken, Usoskin, Ilya & Koutchmy, S., ApJ, 802, 105

2014

1. A Multi-Observatory Inter-Comparison of Line-of-Sight Synoptic Solar Magnetograms [145]
   Riley, P., Ben-Nun, M., Linker, J. A., Mikic, Z., Svalgaard, L., Harvey, J., Bertello, L., Hoeksema, T., Liu, Y. & Ulrich, R., Solar Physics, 289, 769

2013

1. Using Statistical Multivariable Models to Understand the Relationship Between Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejecta and Magnetic Flux Ropes [25]
   Riley, P. & Richardson, I. G., Solar Physics, 284, 217
2. On the application of ensemble modeling techniques to improve ambient solar wind models [36]
   Riley, Pete, Linker, Jon A. & Mikić, Zoran, Journal of Geophysical Research (Space Physics), 118, 600
3. Ensemble modeling of the ambient solar wind [14]
   Riley, Pete, Linker, Jon A. & Mikič, Zoran, Solar Wind 13 (Editors: Zank, Gary P., Borovsky, Joe, Bruno, Roberto, Cirtain, Jonathan, Cranmer, Steve, Elliott, Heather, Giacalone, Joe, Gonzalez, Walter, Li, Gang, Marsch, Eckart, Moebius, Ebehard, Pogorelov, Nick, Spann, Jim & Verkhoglyadova, Olga), American Institute of Physics Conference Series, 1539, p. 259

2012

1. Interplanetary Signatures of Unipolar Streamers and the Origin of the Slow Solar Wind [95]
   Riley, P. & Luhmann, J. G., Solar Physics, 277, 355
2. Transtensional deformation and structural control of contiguous but independent magmatic systems: Mono-Inyo Craters, Mammoth Mountain, and Long Valley Caldera, California [20]
   Riley, P., Tikoff, B. & Hildreth, W., Geosphere, 8, 740
3. On the probability of occurrence of extreme space weather events [146]
   Riley, Pete, Space Weather, 10, 02012
4. Interpreting some properties of CIRs and their associated shocks during the last two solar minima using global MHD simulations [13]
   Riley, Pete, Linker, Jon A., Americo Gonzalez Esparza, J., Jian, L. K., Russell, C. T. & Luhmann, J. G., Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics, 83, 11
5. Corotating interaction regions during the recent solar minimum: The power and limitations of global MHD modeling [151]
   Riley, Pete, Linker, Jon A., Lionello, R. & Mikic, Z., Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics, 83, 1