#ClimateModelling

2025-11-14

πŸš€ Our #nextGEMS overview paper is out!

After three years of intense collaboration, we’re thrilled to share a comprehensive look at what the nextGEMS project has achieved: a milestone for #ClimateModelling 🌐

For the first time ever, nextGEMS has produced multidecadal #climate simulations with kilometer-scale resolution across the ocean, land, and atmosphere, using the ICON and IFS-FESOM Earth system models. 🌍

πŸ”Ή The project unfolded over four development cycles, each releasing new configurations of ICON and IFS-FESOM.
πŸ”Ή These were rigorously evaluated at our hackathons, bringing together climate scientists, software engineers, HPC experts, and users from sectors like energy and agriculture.
πŸ”Ή By the end of the fourth cycle, we successfully ran 30-year simulations (2020–2049) at an impressive ~500 simulated days per day on the Levante supercomputer at German Climate Computing Center | DKRZ |.
πŸ”Ή Simulations reached ~5 km resolution in the ocean and ~10 km on land and in the atmosphere, offering unprecedented detail.

Furthermore, the simulations form a core building block for the Climate Change Adaptation Digital Twin in the Destination Earth (DestinE) initiative. In other words, nextGEMS' work paves the way for the next generation of European climate research. πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί

πŸ‘‰ Read the full overview paper here: gmd.copernicus.org/articles/18

#HPC #EarthSystemScience #DestinationEarth #ClimateResearch #SciCom
#CINEA _EU

2025-10-13

🌍 Take a journey through the past four years of groundbreaking progress in climate modelling with nextGEMS. Revive our key project milestones, our most innovative achievements and the dynamic community driving it all through our final wrap-up video!

πŸŽ₯ In this insightful video, Bjorn Stevens, Director of Climate Physics at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology walks you through a visual timeline of #nextGEMS in the context of Climate Science. At the same time, offering an exciting outlook on the future of km-scale simulations and its connection with the greater efficiency of artificial intelligence.

Don't miss this opportunity to explore the forefront of #ClimateScience
πŸ‘‰ Watch the video here: shorturl.at/MAawV

#ClimateModelling #StormsResolvingModelling #ScienceCommunication

2025-09-20

Really good write up of the history and current directions we are going in #ClimateModelling

quantamagazine.org/how-climate

2025-07-15

🌍 Experience the Hamburg node at the WCRP Global KM-Scale Hackathon 2025 πŸŽ₯

πŸ—“οΈ In May, over 600 scientists and researchers joined forces across 10 global locations to take part in the first-ever global climate modelling #hackathon, organized by the World Climate Research Programme and supported by initiatives like WarmWorld, EERIE I European Eddy-Rich Earth System Models, Destination Earth, ESMO, and #nextGEMS.

πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ One of the largest nodes was hosted by the @MPI_Meteo in HamburgπŸ“ , where more than 120 participants from around the world came together. They spent a week collaborating with local science teams, exploring cutting-edge research, and working with data from the latest
#ICON and #IFS–FESOM model runs.

🌐 From Europe to Southeast Asia, Australia, and the Americas, this was a truly global effort to advance kilometer-scale #ClimateModelling.

🎬 Curious to see what it was like? We’ve captured the energy and collaboration of the Hamburg node in a short video. Come take a look!

πŸ‘‰ Watch now: buff.ly/PqXRbBU

ο»Ώ#ClimateScience #hk25 #CINEA_EU

Screenshot of participants at the Hamburg node.
Simonesimone_z
2025-07-01

#2050 forecast for made in 2014. The is now… and it feels already too late.

2025-07-01

🚨 Video alert! Our latest multimedia piece is out and we are excited to share it with you ▢️

πŸ”Ž What is this video about?: The visualizations in this video provide a colorful and creative representation of our modelling endeavors. Additionally, the captivating images demonstrate the playful fluctuations of various components of our Earth system, including clouds, aerosols, thermal radiation, and temperature, over the course of the present and future years β€” specifically between 2021 and 2030.

πŸ“½οΈ Video creation: This illustrative work has been produced with the Earth System models used by #nextGEMS: ICON and IFS-FESOM. #ICON is a model was developed by the @MPI_Meteo and the German Climate Computing Center, while hashtag#IFS-FESOM developed by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts.

🌐 Don't miss out on this visual #ClimateModelling venture! Watch out video here: nextgems-h2020.eu/media-librar 🎦

#ScienceCommunication #ClimateScience #EarthSystemModelling #CINEA_EU

Screenshot of the nextGEMS visualizations video.
2025-05-26

🌍 What has #nextGEMS accomplished in just three years? We’re excited to share the results in our new video β€” now live!

▢️ In five chapters, our experts take you behind the scenes to explain how this was made possible, while dissecting how we’re making climate models more realistic than ever before.

πŸŽ₯ Watch our video here: buff.ly/PcZN3FH

#EarthSystemModelling #StormsResolvingModelling #ClimateModelling #Weather #ClimateChange #ScienceCommunication #EUProject #HighResolutionModelling

Visualisation of nextGEMS results video.
2025-05-13

🌍 Day 2 of the WCRP Global KM-Scale Hackathon 2025 is off to an incredible start!πŸ‘©β€πŸ’»

πŸ“ At the Hamburg node, participants have formed dynamic groups tackling topics like cloud climatology, aerosols, ice sheets, and more. Moreover, computing companies such as NVIDIA and climate modelling initiatives like #DestinE are also on-site, joining forces to push the boundaries of #ClimateScience. πŸ’‘

πŸ”· #nextGEMS is backing this groundbreaking global event, which brings together scientists, developers, students, and data experts from around the world to accelerate progress in kilometer-scale #EarthSystemModeling. 🌐

#kh25 #Hackathon #ClimateEvent #ScienceCommunication #ClimateChange #ClimateModelling #Meteorology @MPI_Meteo

Entrance at the hackathon venue, in the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology.Participants hacking during the second day.Group of participants working together at the hackathon.Hackathon coffee break at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg.
2025-04-29
peter (not the famous one)harmoniousanger@zeroes.ca
2025-04-29

Still working my way through "A Vast Machine" (a history of climate modelling).

"NOT ONE of the models compared here could reproduce the most recent period of warming without including human activities"

Web Image of figure 13.2 found at archive.ipcc.ch/publications_a

#Climate #AVastMachine #ClimateModelling

Comparisons of temperature anomolies predicted by climate models, presented in two groups. In yellow, models including human activites (greenhouse gases, aerosol emissions, etc.) In blue, models excluding human activities.

The blue graph of predictions sharply diverges from observations, but the yellow graph is a close match.
2025-04-28

πŸŒͺ️ Explore this stunning visualization from the IFS-FESOM 5 model, showing wind gusts and 2-minute precipitation around Japan on October 2, 2020, 10:00 UTC.πŸ“

What’s happening? 🌬️A tropical cyclone is approaching Japan, while another is transitioning from an intro-tropical to an extra-tropical cyclone in cooler regions.πŸŒ€

🌐 Created by project partner Matthias Aengenheyster at a 2.8 km resolution.

#ClimateScience #WeatherSimulation #Cyclones #ScienceArt #nextGEMS #ClimateModelling

Visualisation created by a nextGEMS project partner.
2025-04-05

πŸ”Ž Last week, our "Final Countdown" Hackathon wrapped up at #Stockholm's Natural History Museum, promoting collaboration in the Climate Science community. πŸŒπŸ§‘β€πŸ”¬

βœ… We're thrilled to share achievements and experiences from the event's last day. Discover the closing moments of the #nextGEMS project's final hackathon in our latest blog post. ✍️

πŸ‘€ Details here: buff.ly/t0vEJ13

#ClimateScience #ClimateModelling #Hackathon #ScienceEvent #ClimateChange

Group photo with all the hackathon participants in the Museum of Natural History, in Stockholm. Credits: Latest Thinking.
2024-12-09

πŸ“… As the year comes to and end, don't forget to take a look at our Storms, Eddies & Science Seminar Agenda! 🌊πŸŒͺ️ Next Monday December 16th, join us for the another seminar, organized by the European Eddy-Rich Earth System Models (#EERIE) project. 🌍✨

πŸ‘‰ Explore the full agenda here: buff.ly/3ZH0nop

#ClimateScience #ClimateModelling #nextGEMS #ScienceCommunication #OceanEddies #ScienceSeminars #ScienceEvents

nextGEMS logo.
2024-11-27

🌟 Save the date🌟

We're thrilled to announce our sixth #nextGEMS hackathon, a special event for our growing community and climate enthusiasts alike! πŸŒπŸ’‘

πŸ“ Where: Stockholm, Sweden
πŸ“… When: March 2025

Join us for an unforgettable experience as we come together to tackle climate challenges and innovate solutions.πŸ‘©β€πŸ’»

πŸ”Ž More detailed information here: buff.ly/3Zac3yg

#Hackathon #ClimateScience #ClimateModelling #EarthSystemsModelling #StormResolvingModels #HackingEvents #Stockholm

Thumbnail illustration to express calendar marking for an event.
2024-11-07

πŸ“† We’re thrilled to show you all this month’s #ScienceArt piece, "Sea Salt", created by our project partner Philip Weiß from the University of Oxford. This intriguing design visualises the dynamic mysterious exchange between sea salt aerosols, clouds, and rain 🌧️ β€” a captivating look at how these natural elements interact in our #atmosphere. 🌐

Don’t miss out on this unique blend of science and art! 🎨✨

#nextGEMS #SeaSalt #AtmosphericScience #ClimateScience #ClimateModelling #SciComm

Science Art work from nextGEMS calendar 2024, by Philip Weiss.
2024-09-30

πŸ€” Interested in learning how to process and plot data for high-resolution #climate simulations?

πŸ’Ž Easy Gems is your gateway to next-generation climate modeling! πŸ“ In this new blog post, you'll find everything you need to know about our user-driven online platform, which serves as a resource to learn about, understand, and interact with the world of nextGEMS' high-resolution simulations.🌐

πŸ›‹οΈ Read more here: buff.ly/3Bk1Bfm

#ClimateModelling #ClimateScience #nextGEMS #SciComm

2024-09-20

Whilst I'm getting my Friday afternoon paddle in the fantastically glorious weather in Copenhagen it may be a good moment to remind you that we're hiring for several brilliant jobs at @dmidk just now. Including with me on #IceSheet SMB and regional #Climate modelling in #Greenland and #Antarctica

#Fedijobs #AcademicJobs #GetFediHired #friluftsliv #Copenhagen #Denmark #ScandiLifeStyle #ClimateJobs #ClimateModelling

dmi.dk/job-og-karriere/ledige-

A line of white wind turbines slowly turning under clear blue sky with calm blue sea below. A figure in a sea kayak paddles by.
2024-09-02

✨ New month, new #ScienceArt calendar page! πŸ—“οΈ

🌐 September features a colorful and intriguing representation of the Icosahedral Nonhydrostatic Model, better known as ICON. This artwork beautifully showcases the #ICON grid through geometric figures, emphasizing its symmetry. A big thank you to our project partner, Leonidas Linardakis from Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, for creating this stunning piece! πŸ‘

#nextGEMS #Calendar #SciComm #StormResolvingModeling #ClimateModelling

Science Art page from the nextGEMS calendar 2024.
2024-08-14

πŸ‘€ Watch this mind-blowing animation as fascinating patterns emerge! πŸŒŠβ„οΈ It shows 5 years of ocean currents, sea ice, and snow cover simulated with the #ICON model β€” starting on January 2020. 🌎 The model you'll see consists of atmosphere and ocean components, both running on a 5 km resolution grid. 🌐

Watch the animation here: buff.ly/3WW7Oqc

#nextGEMS #ClimateModelling #ClimateScience #HighResolutionModelling #StormsResolvingModelling #ClimateChange #Weather #SciComm #H2020

Screenshot of animation video.
2024-08-05

πŸ“£ Calling all climate science enthusiasts! πŸ“† This August, our #nextGEMS calendar features a radiant visualization of the #NorthPole, created by our talented project partner, Tobias KΓΆlling.

🌑️ Land and ocean features sculpt the region's ever-changing temperatures, making this a vivid exploration of our planet's polar dynamics in the #Arctic 🧊

#ScienceArt #ClimateScience #ClimateModelling #GlobalWarming #Weather #H2020 #StormResolvingModelling

Science Art created by project partner Tobias KΓΆlling.

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