BSC’s Eneko Martín-Martínez hosts the eighth Science Hour, on the impact of model resolution on the representation of deep-water formation and its link with the AMOC.Recent supercomputing power improvements and …
As we mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on 11th February, two EERIE Project scientists have shared their experiences and their thoughts on what’s needed to …
Dian Putrasahan (MPI-M) and Malcolm Roberts (Met Office) host the seventh Science Hour, on Mesoscale air-sea coupling from Eulerian and Lagrangian perspectives. EERIE’s main scientific goal is addressing the role …
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Modeled projections of climate change typically do not include a well-resolved ocean mesoscale
In January 2024, the EERIE Project turned one, meaning one quarter of the total duration of the project has already elapsed – and a lot has happened so far!Over the …
Ocean eddies play a critical role in climate and marine life. In the rapidly warming Arctic, little is known about how ocean eddy activity will change because existing climate models …
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EERIE has recently published a table with technical specifications of the climate models that are being used in the project. These parameters, especially the resolution, represent a step towards a …
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This sixth Science Hour session, ho-ho-hosted by DKRZ’s Fabian Wachsmann, shows how to enable and optimize cloud access and how the eerie.cloud server “cloudifies” EERIE data: A Kerchunk workflow to …
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The University of Reading is seeking to employ a Senior Research Scientist for the EERIE project, funded by Horizon Europe, and, for UK partners, by UKRI. The post holder will …
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Born in Hamburg but settled down in Bonn after living and studying in several countries, ECMWF’s Matthias Aengenheyster says work and his passion for taking pictures often converge. “I love …
