This will be the 4th km-scale hackathon. After three previous hackathons, mainly organized under the nextGEMS project, our hackathons now become even bigger. This time the km-scale hackathon will be co-organized by three projects: nextGEMS, EERIE, and WarmWorld. The hackathon will be hosted by the Max-Planck-Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, Germany, from Mon, 4. March, to Fri, 8. …

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Kristian Strommen (University of Oxford) will host the ninth EERIE Science Hour – Using pre-EERIE data to look at the role of the Gulf Stream on North Atlantic weather variability (with a focus on the jet and blocking). It will also feature discussion on what the project might hope to see in the Frontier EERIE …

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Several EERIE project scientists who presented their findings at EGU'24 will share their presentations (and allow time for discussion) during this special Science Hour. Join the session

On May 2, 2024, BSC’s Rein Haarsma will be hosting the 11th EERIE Science Hour, on inter-model differences in the representation of the AMOC forcing of the NAO. Join the session

Several EERIE project scientists who presented their findings at EGU'24 will share their presentations (and allow time for discussion) during this special Science Hour. Join the session

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University of Oxford's Samar Khatiwala will speak about efficient spin-up of Earth System Models using sequence acceleration in this Storms, Eddies and Science Hour, a joint nextGEMS, WarmWorld and EERIE project online seminar. Join the session

Barcelona Supercomputing Center's Mario Acosta will talk about reducing the carbon footprint of climate modelling in a new EERIE, WarmWorld and nextGEMS online seminar hosted by University of Reading's Pier Luigi Vidale. Join the session

The following EERIE project scientists will present the topics below in a Storms, Eddies and Science Hour 10-minute format: Mulalo Maphugwi (University of Cape Town): “The influence of ocean mesoscale on long-lived convective storms over the east coast of southern Africa using high resolution models”. Stephy Libera (Université catholique de Louvain): “Eddy-ice interaction under Antarctic …

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