Hi all,
FYI the 2024 CESM Workshop is on this week. Here’s the agenda (Colorado time).
Recordings of all sessions will be available at https://www.youtube.com/c/NCARCGD
or you can register to watch live (in the middle of the night) if you prefer…
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The CESM workshop slides and links to youtube recordings are here.
Some talks that may be of interest for ACCESS-OM3/CM3/ESM3 developers are:
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CESM3 plans and timelines for CMIP7:
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UKESM: UKESM1.3 config, UKESM2 config, CMIP7 timeline and slides
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CMIP7 emissions-driven simulations talk and slides (also FYI the previous talk and slides discuss CMIP6 emissions-driven experiments)
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This talk on a graphical user interface for setting up CESM experiments was a highlight for me
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Thanks @dougiesquire, that looks like a superbly well-designed system. I wonder whether we should consider adapting it for ACCESS models? Source code is here GitHub - ESMCI/visualCaseGen
It is very tightly integrated with the CESM case system, which is itself tightly integrated with the CIME.
I like the idea of being able to specify constraints in a flexible way. This touches on some of what rose does with setting limits of model parameters.
Probably also worth mentioning CUPiD (CESM Unified Postprocessing and Diagnostics) which is a new effort to build something that to me looks a bit like a cross between ESMValTool and cosima-recipes: a set of Jupyter notebooks that can be configured using config files and run from the command line to generate html summaries of figures etc.
Again, sounds like it is (or will be) quite tied to CIME.
I find CIME a bit monolithic. Maybe that is the best way, or only way, to tackle problems at the scale they do at NCAR/CESM, and it’s hard to argue with their success.