Working groups can be proposed by anyone from the community who volunteers to take the lead and to serve as the contact point for others interested in attending the group.
Establishment and dissolution of a working group
- A working group always has a clear goal to advance natESM.
- A working group should not last longer than one year.
- Achieving a technical development goal enables the simulation needed to pursue a scientific goal.
- A technical development goal should be confined enough to permit rapid completion.
- Additional technical development goals should be tackled in a future working group.
- A proposal for a working group can be made through a brief write-up to the process coordinator summarizing the working-group goals, as well as a schedule.
- A working group is completed through a brief retrospective describing outcomes and lessons learned.
- Working-group proposals and retrospectives are made available on this website.
Current working groups and contact person
- Working group on ice-sheets - During our community workshop in Leipzig, Torsten Albrecht from PIK took over the leadership of the working group from Thomas Jung and Kira Rehfeld. (Find out more from Torsten's workshop presentation and on the website of the kick-off event on 25 October 2023.)
Completed working groups
The following working groups have already completed their work on the respective challenge.
- Establishing a community-wide communication platform - Iris Ehlert (DKRZ)
- Training - Birgit Hassler (DLR)