Advanced Earth System Modelling Capacity is a Cross-Cutting Activity in the new research program "Changing Earth – Sustaining our Future" (2021–2027). Work concentrates on enhancing the representation of Earth system model compartments, for which world-leading expertise is available within the consortium. Another cornerstone of the project will be the development of a flexible framework for the effective coupling of Earth system model components. Furthermore, advanced data assimilation capacity will be developed, which will bring our ability to combine Earth system models with observations to the next level. The Earth system modelling infrastructure will be used in a set of coordinated simulations – referred to as frontier simulations – that push the boundaries of existing knowledge.
In May 2017, a community of Earth system modellers from eight Helmholtz centres across Germany came together to initiate a four-year long adventure under the Helmholtz-funded…
For the 10th anniversary of the EMAC symposium 2021, more than
gathered online from May 31 to June 2.
They…
Carbon dioxide and organic acids are rising in importance concerning the acidity of the atmosphere. One of these organic acids, formic acid, is presently heavily underestimated in…
On 18 January 2021, a paper was published written by Martin Dameris, Diego G. Loyola, Matthias Nützel, Melanie Coldewey-Egbers, Christophe Lerot, Fabian Romahn and Michel von…
This year’s virtual conference of the European Geoscience Union (EGU) will take place during 19-30 April 2021. The 2021 conference offers a well-organized forum for scientists to…
Earth system models are important tools for assessing the magnitude and impacts of future climate change. Such models have to run in ever finer resolutions in order to capture…
On the 25 and 26 of March 2021 JSC is holding the ESM User Forum online training course. The event will take place on two half days, it will start at 14:00 CET on the 25th and will…
Tamara Emmerichs is a Doctoral Researcher at the Institute of Energy and Climate Research (Troposphere) at the Forschungszentrum Jülich. She was one of the 50 students attending…
(originally published on the DKRZ website)
DKRZ/HZG/GERICS co-organize a workshop, supported by Helmholtz AI, to facilitate knowledge exchange and discussion about the state of…
Simon Rosanka is a Postdoc at the Institute of Energy and Climate Research (Troposphere) at the Forschungszentrum Jülich. He participated as a PhD Candidate in the ESM Summer…
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