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In April 2018, the E3SM model source code became ‘open development’ and is now freely available to everyone. This includes developmental code as well as versioned released code. Standard code support is provided for the configurations that were used in the E3SM major simulation campaigns for which the data were [...]

Information For Collaborators Welcome new and prospective collaborators! Collaboration Request Suppose you would like access to the internal documentation or the simulation data before its release. In that case, you are welcome to submit a short Collaboration Request document explaining what project you are working on, how you will use [...]

As the E3SM community grows with new ecosystem and other collaborative projects working with the E3SM model and data, it is important for E3SM to educate new users and provide tutorials on the model, the data, how to run/test the model, and available tools. Please check the following page for [...]

2024 E3SM TutorialWorkshop Agenda with videos, presentations and practicum materials   A comprehensive workshop covered the overview of the E3SM coupled system and its components, providing guidance on running the model, modifying the code, effectively processing the model output, as well as best practice using the model and contributing to model [...]

Most of E3SM’s preprocessing and analysis software is available as conda packages for easy installation. Our software is curated in a combined environment called E3SM-Unified, which includes packages for all the tools developed by the E3SM team as well as their dependencies. Once you install this environment, you will be [...]

2024 Balaguru, K., Wang, S. S. ‐C., Leung, L. R., Hagos, S., Harrop, B., Chang, C., et al. (2024). Influence of Eastern Pacific Hurricanes on the Southwest US Wildfire Environment. Geophysical Research Letters, 51(4), e2023GL106774. https://doi.org/10.1029/2023GL106774 La Fuente, S., Jennings, E., Lenters, J. D., Verburg, P., Tan, Z., Perroud, M., [...]

All-Hands Presentation: May 23, 2024 Assessing Climate Impacts on Coastal-Urban Flooding through High-Resolution Barotropic and Baroclinic Ocean Coupling by Steven Brus and Coleman Blakely PDF of Presentation MP4 Movie (on the E3SM YouTube Channel)

To celebrate E3SM’s decade of progress, we’ll be taking a look at E3SM in numbers

Snow droughts can be driven by dry and/or warm soil, rather than by high temperatures and/or low snowfall.