Our world is warming, what are the implications ?
The Earth's globally averaged near-surface air temperature is already about 1.1 degrees warmer than during the pre-industrial era, and we are certain that the warming will continue. We are confident that a new class of computer simulations, which will only become possible with the next generation of supercomputers, will enable a step change in the ability of our simulations to simulate climate change down to regional scales.
Funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 programme, climate modelling groups and weather services have teamed up with high performance computing centres and partners from the IT industry to improve all aspects of the workflow of weather and climate modelling. By enabling global storm- and eddy resolving weather and climate simulations on the upcoming (pre-)Exascale supercomputers, we provide a technology for better and more detailed climate-related risk assessments on a local level.
Events
PASC22 in Basel (CH) (27-29 June, 2022)
ESiWACE staff members are contributing to PASC22 in Basel (CH) with minisymposia, presentations and posters. Click to learn more. ...
nextGEMS Hackathon in Vienna (28 June - 2 July 2022)
Our partner project nextGEMS organises this 2nd Cycle hackathon for working with very high resolution models. ...
UMAP 2022 in Monterey, USA (25-29 Jul 2022)
The 3rd Pan-GASS Meeting - Understanding and Modeling Atmospheric Processes - offers a DYAMOND data analysis contest for early career researchers. ...
News
ESiWACE2 Online training on High Performance Data Analytics and Visualisation from 6 to 9 September, 2022 - registration open
This online training course provides an introduction to data analysis and visualisation applied to climate and weather domains using Ophidia and ParaView.
ISC'22 in Hamburg (DE): ESiWACE poster and DKRZ exhibition booth
At this year's ISC High Performance conference, DKRZ is present with an exhibition booth, which is still open until Wednesday, 1 June at 4:00 pm. For ESiWACE, Erwan Raffin (Atos) has presented a poster on the ESiWACE2 HPC user-service "Model Refactoring and Porting".
ESiWACE contributions to EGU22
EGU22 is under way, with ESiWACE staff co-convening sessions on ML for earth system modelling and high-resolution weather and climate simulation on Monday, Tuesday and Friday.
ICON-All-Staff-Meeting on June 20-22, 2022
ICON developers and users are invited to join the ICON-All-Staff-Meeting in Offenbach/Heusenstamm (DE), which is co-sponsored by ESiWACE.
ESiWACE at the 7th ENES HPC workshop in Barcelona
The European Network for Earth System modelling (ENES) is gathering experts on HPC in earth system modelling.