E3SM Version 2.0 is Here
Version 2.0 of the Energy Exascale Earth System Model was formally frozen and tagged in the project repository on September 29, 2021. After this date, only maintenance and bug-fix updates will be made to this version. Project support and data from the v2 DECK and historical simulations will follow after the project documents its characteristics in journal articles.
Users of v2 are requested to delay submitting papers that use this new version until the project submits its initial v2 publication, thereby creating a citable reference.
FEATURE STORY
From Program Manager
Xujing Davis presents news about E3SM and DOE >>ESMD Funding FOA
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced plans to provide $10 million for new grants >>E3SM Challenges
E3SM scientists continue to tackle challenges common to climate modelers >>E3SM Phase 3 Timeline
The project is at the end of phase 2 (second funding) of the 3-year cycle Scientific Focus Area (SFA) >>
BRIEF
e3sm v2 simulations
E3SM v2 simulation campaign is ongoing with several simulations already completed. >>E3SM v2 Release
Version 2.0 of the E3SM Model was formally frozen and tagged >>AI4ESP Workshop
The U.S. DOE Artificial Intelligence for Earth System Predictability Workshop is taking place >>COP26 Experience
E3SM scientist and deputy of the BGC group Jennifer Holm attended the UN Climate Change Conference >>
SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS
Tropical Teleconnections
A comprehensive review of the current state of understanding around teleconnections between the >>SENP SST Bias
Researchers evaluated the subtropical eastern north Pacific SST bias >>Implicit Time-Stepping
Scalable implicit time-stepping method to solve the barotropic mode in MPAS-Ocean >>Ohm's Law in BGC
Ohm’s law was shown to be able to formulate most biogeochemical reactions >>
AWARDS
CICE Won R&D 100 Award
CICE won R&D World’s top 100 R&D innovation awards for 2021 and the Gold Medal for Corporate >>Recent Awards
R. Leung - DOE Distinguished Scientist Fellow, X. Zeng - AGU Fellow >>Staff Transitions
P. Worley retires, H. Davis takes a leave, O. Tweedy joins DOE BER >>Recent E3SM Publicity
The E3SM Publicity page includes links to articles or videos >>
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Funding Opportunities
Recent funding announcements include money for climate research, advancing the frontiers of science, >>E3SM Swag Available
The web store reopens until mid-January >>E3SM at AGU 2021
E3SM will be well represented at the 2021 Fall AGU Meeting >>Latest Webinars
All-hands presentations continue to inform scientists as well as the public >>
The E3SM store has reopened offering t-shirts and accessories. It will be open until 11:59 pm Friday, January 14th, 2022.
Major Research Directions
Water Cycle
Research focused on understanding and developing the capability to project changes in water within the Earth's system by more realistic portrayals of hydrologic features >>
BGC and Energy
E3SM is examining how more complete treatments of nutrient cycles, land-use/land-cover, and land disturbances such as fires affect biogeochemical cycles. >>
Performance
Next generation model development, high performance algorithms and exploration of parallel optimizations targeting upcoming exascale DOE computer facilities. >>
Cryosphere-Ocean
The project is conducting detailed modeling of the interactions between the ocean and the Antarctic ice sheet, including ocean flows under the ice shelves, to investigate the... >>
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E3SM is a fully coupled, state-of-the-science Earth system model (ESM) capable of global high definition configuration (25km atmosphere, 12km river model, variable 18 to 6km ocean model, >> |
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Data |
Released global Coupled model simulation output data from E3SM target experiments, both the low and high definition configurations. >> |
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Tools |
Software applications for coupled and component model diagnostic, evaluation and analysis, data transfer, manipulation, regridding and post processing. Model development tools and unit >> |
