Workshop on Coupling Technologies for Earth System Models

Topics relevant to the workshop include, but are not limited to:

• Coupling technology latest developments
• Use of Coupling Technologies in ESMs or other climate and weather-related coupled systems: successes and failures, original or ground-breaking applications
• Computational performance of Couplers and Coupled Systems
• Coupling at exascale on heterogeneous systems.
• Science of Coupling and Coupling Strategies
• Integration of coupling technologies into workflows
• Interaction of data assimilation and coupling technologies
• Software development processes for complex coupled systems: Approaches for testing of complex coupled models, how code chages are made, build system, configuration system.

To propose a presentation, please send an abstract to Y3dfb3JnQGNlcmZhY3MuZnI= before Friday, October 14th, 2022. Participation without making a presentation is also possible but the meeting space is limited to 70 people and presenters will have priority.

Further information on the programme and registration procedure will be provided later on the event webpage.

The CW2023 Program Committee

• Anthony Craig, Software Consultant
• Rocky Dunlap, National Center for Atmospheric Research
• Steve Easterbrook, University of Toronto
• Robert Jacob, Argonne National Laboratory
• Bert Jagers, Deltares
• Li Liu, Tsinghua University
• Kristian Mogensen, ECMWF
• Jean-Christophe Rioual, UK Met Office
• Sophie Valcke, Cerfacs
• Mariana Vertenstein, National Center for Atmospheric Research
• Niki Zadeh, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory

This workshop is funded by the EU H2020 IS-ENES3 project.