Exploring the ocean mesoscale at reduced computational cost with FESOM 2.5
Modeled projections of climate change typically do not include a well-resolved ocean mesoscale
The EERIE Project turns one
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 …
Eddy activity in the Arctic Ocean projected to surge in a warming world
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 publishes its climate models specifications
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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An EERIE Santa Cloud – news and updates on EERIE data access
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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Senior Research Scientist in Mesoscale Air-Sea Interactions
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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"Running a climate model simulation is one thing – understanding what it does and why, is quite another"
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 …
Over 50 people gather in Germany for the first EERIE project in-person event
More than 50 EERIE project members, partners and guests gathered in the German town of Bremerhaven in early November for the project first ever in-person event. It was also live-streamed …
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Pre-Hackathon Information and Q&A
Nikolay Koldunov (AWI) hosted the fifth EERIE Science Hour, providing pre-EERIE Hackathon information and addressing questions from the audience.
The use of the ESGF portal to screen and download data of the Pre-EERIE simulations
BSC’s Pablo Ortega hosts the fourth EERIE Science Hour, on the ESGF portal. A pdf document to follow the session has been made available below.Download slides
