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Climate modeling and Global change (GLOBC)

Simulating the climate system dynamics

CERFACS conducts fundamental and applied research in the field of climate modeling and its global change. The “Climate modelling and global change” team (GLOBC) participates in the development of coupled models between the oceans, the atmosphere and the other components of the climate system. Numerical simulation of the evolution of these systems requires the use of high performance computers in order to correctly represent sufficiently fine spatial and temporal scales to reproduce the dynamics of the observed climate. Many simulations are carried out through various research projects and the analysis of the results leads to numerous publications in international journals.

 

To develop high level softwares

The team strategy is based on a dual approach combining theoretical modeling studies and on the development of high-level softwares, such as, for instance,  the   OASIS and OpenPALM couplers, needed to address the various linkages involved in climate science or in multi-physical / multi-component industrial applications.

To contribute to application and transverse axes

The GLOBC team is particularly involved in the following application areas

These application areas feed and are fed by the following transversal areas:

All this research takes place through the coordination and participation in national and international research programs.

For many years, the team is associated with the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) through the UMR CECI 5318 research unit.

Team members

Team people

Team intranet

Project leader: Olivier Thual

Administrative assistant: Nathalie Brousset

UMR 5318 Director:  Laurent Terray

UMR 5318 Administrator:  Isabelle Moity

Projects & Results & Important meetings

Projects   Pictures of GLOBC   Videos of GLOBC   Internal Conferences    Booklet MISSTERRE : Modeling to predic and understand the climate

Meeting with the Scientists of Giec6 at Toulouse, France, 29/08/2019 : The presentations : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuHV-5ZKhJs    –   The debate : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdrM1LqofD4

Scientific mediation actions of the team.

CALENDAR

Monday

04

December

2023

Artificial Intelligence for computational physics

From Monday 4 December 2023 to Friday 8 December 2023

  Training    

Monday

11

December

2023

Multi-architecture parallelism using Kokkos/C++ library

From Monday 11 December 2023 at 14h00 to Wednesday 13 December 2023 at 17h00

  Training    

Tuesday

26

March

2024

ALL EVENTS