Our next COSIMA meeting is on tomorrow (Thursday 9 April) at 1130
Main talk
This week we’ll hear from Yuhang Liu (UTAS) who will be presenting on “Deep Ekman return flow regulates seasonality of the Circumpolar Deep Water intrusions onto the continental shelf”.
Our next COSIMA meeting is on today (Thursday 16 April) at 1130
Main talk
This week we’ll hear from Dan Atwater (UTAS) who will be presenting on “New version of CICE6 with free-slip boundary conditions and lateral-drag parameterisation”.
Our next COSIMA meeting is on in two days (Thursday 16 April) at 1130
Main talk
This week we’ll hear from Yann-Treden Tranchant (UTAS) who will be presenting on “Resolving (non-spurious) dynamics at scales observed by SWOT in an ACC meander”.
Community feedback on ACCESS-NRI Annual Work Plan (FY2026-27) closes today. Currently, we have no first draft feedback from the COSIMA community (correction: we have n=1)…
Our next COSIMA meeting is on tomorrow (Thursday 14 May) at 1130
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This week we’ll hear from Matt England (UNSW) who will be presenting on “Antarctic shelf warming and meltwater feedbacks in response to AABW slowdown”.
Mini-two-day-hackathon to take place in Canberra on 1st and 2nd of July to address all outstanding issues in the Cosima recipes. Contributors welcome! No training will be provided and in-person only. (@JuliaN)
Do you have anything to add to the agenda? Let me know.
As always, the meeting will start at 1130.
Please click this URL to start or join: Launch Meeting - Zoom
Zoom Meeting ID: 82678917036
Our next COSIMA meeting is on tomorrow (Thursday 21 May) at 1130
Main talk
This week we’ll hear from Max Rintoul (UTAS) who will be presenting on “Sediment feedbacks reduce the additionality of ocean alkalinity enhancement”.
Following up on Andy’s announcement at the meeting today, here is the info about the upcoming Australian CMIP7 analysis meeting.
Australian CMIP7 analysis meeting
Friday 29 May 2026 ⋅ 11am – 1pm (Australian Eastern Time - Melbourne)
Info from Julie Arblaster (meeting host) below.
Dear all,
Thanks for indicating your interest at the recent CMIP2026 Australian debrief in participating in a CMIP7 analysis meeting. We have now scheduled this for 11am-1pm Friday 29 May via zoom.
Here’s a draft agenda:
Introductions
Gaps the IPCC AR7 has identified and other high-priority scientific questions
Update on ACCESS ESM1.6 submission & timelines
Use of the REF to process output and evaluate models
Analysis the REF will not cover that we could add or do separately
evaluation of historical experiment against Aus/SH observations
future changes in H & L scenarios (+ others when available)
other experiments
Discussion/Breakout groups on broad themes (e.g. ocean, atmosphere, attribution etc)
Wrap up
Discussion of possible overview paper (e.g. similar to Grose et al 2020)
Plans for hackathon at ACCESS Land & Coupled Model workshop in September
Form working groups and discuss next steps
Please circulate this through your networks - all are welcome.
Hi there,
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Our next COSIMA meeting is on tomorrow (Thursday 4 June) at 1130
Main talk
This week we’ll hear from Joey Bisits (UNSW) who will be presenting on “A simple formula to infer rates of numerical mixing in finite volume ocean models”.
Our next COSIMA meeting is on tomorrow (Thursday 11 June) at 1130
Main talk
This week we’ll hear from Taimoor Sohail (Uni Melb) who will be presenting on “The latest developments in Oceananigans and NumericalEarth model”.
Our next COSIMA meeting is on tomorrow (Thursday 18 June) at 1130
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This week we’ll hear from Annie Adelson (UTAS) who will be presenting on “Local and remote processes in oceanic nutrient supply in the Indonesian seas”.
We’re starting a monthly ACCESS-OM3 Science Community Evaluation meeting, in preparation for the COSIMA Hackathon in November. The first meeting will be at 4pm Thursday 25th June.
If you’d like to join in the evaluation effort, please come along! This is your chance to ensure ACCESS-OM3 is even more awesome for your science than ACCESS-OM2 (you can also be a coauthor on the evaluation paper).
ACCESS-NRI is inviting expressions of interest from domain experts and researchers who would like to collaborate on a 3-6 month visualisation project. We’re offering technical support and expert guidance to help you bring your science to life.
We encourage bold, creative ideas that explore new ways to visualise ACCESS model outputs. It could be a compelling snapshot of climate change impacts, a journey through the ocean’s depths, or a flyover of modelled land surface processes. Be ambitious!
This is your chance to create high-impact visuals (animations, videos, or 3D still images) that showcase your research and amplify its visibility across media, conferences, and the broader community. Successful projects will be supported by:
Owen Kaluza, visualisation expert at ACCESS-NRI: Owen is developing high-impact visualisations to better communicate the work done with ACCESS models and data. His work spans 3D graphics (OpenGL), GPU programming, Python, and notebook-based tools.
Our next COSIMA meeting is on tomorrow (Thursday 25 June) at 1130
Main talk
This week we’ll hear from Xueying Wang (UNSW) who will be presenting an “Update on the extension of the ERA5-forced RYF run and comparison of ERA5- and JRA55-forced RYF runs with ACCESS-OM2-025”.
from the Australian Academy of Science! (make sure you click through for the video 
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