ILAMB-workflow v1.0 launches today. Here is what you need to know

What is ILAMB?

The International Land Model Benchmarking (ILAMB) project is a model-data intercomparison and integration project designed to improve the performance of land models and, in parallel, improve the design of new measurement campaigns to reduce uncertainties associated with key land surface processes.

What are we releasing?

ACCESS-NRI is releasing an NCI configuration of ILAMB under the name ILAMB-workflow.

ILAMB-workflow is the ACCESS-NRI software and data infrastructure that enables the ILAMB evaluation framework on NCI Gadi. It includes the ILAMB Python packages, a series of ILAMB output for ACCESS model evaluation and the ILAMB-Data collection of observational datasets. ILAMB-workflow is configured to use the existing NCI supported CMIP data collections.

ILAMB-workflow v1.0 includes support for:

ILAMB-workflow v1.0 currently DOES NOT support:

  • ARE (Jupyter, VDI)

How to get started?

module use /g/data/xp65/public/modules
module load conda/access-med

The ILAMB-Workflow documentation is available online.
A quick guide is also available on the ACCESS-Hive.

We welcome contributions and feedback through the ACCESS-Hive forum. You can also request help through support.

Useful links

ILAMB-Worflow Documentation
ILAMB Main page
ILAMB Data collection repository
ILAMB Tutorial
ILAMB GitHub repository

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Drop-in Session for ILAMB Workflow - Registrations are now open!!

2023-12-06T23:00:00Z2023-12-07T00:00:00Z

The ACCESS-NRI Modelling Evaluation and Diagnostic Team (MED) is running a Drop-in session for the recently released ILAMB workflow.

What to expect?

These casual and interactive sessions will start with an overview of the recently released ILAMB workflow (10-15 min). The remainder of the session will be used for informal Q&A and to assist individuals with any specific technical issues. Please join us with your questions and any feedback you may have about ILAMB (or workflow).

Who should attend?

While all levels of ILAMB experience are welcome, this initial drop-in session is best suited to new (beginner) users. Additional training for more advanced users will be run in Feb. 2024 (TBC).

Event registration link
Registrations for the event are now open! This event will be hosted online, please check the following event page for the information you need: