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EnA-HPC 2012 in Hamburg
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Am 12. September 2012 fand bereits zum dritten Mal die „Conference on Energy-Aware High Performance Computing 2012“ (EnA-HPC 2012) in Hamburg statt. Die Konferenz wurde von der Universität Hamburg in enger Kooperation mit dem Deutschen Klimarechenzentrum und der Gauß-Allianz organisiert und widmete sich einer der größten Herausforderungen im Hochleistungsrechnen: dem Energieverbrauch bzw. der Energieversorgung der Rechnersysteme.
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English jubilee publication "25 years DKRZ"
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The jubilee publication "25 Jahre DKRZ", that was published on the occasion of its 25th anniversary, is now available in an English version "25 years of the German Climate Computing Center".
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ERA 5 data at DKRZ's Mistral
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ERA5: Start of the follow-up project of ERA interim
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With ERA5, the ECMWF (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts) has extended its series of reanalysis projects.
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ESGF Achievement Award
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On the occasion of the „Earth System Grid Federation and Ultrascale Visualization Climate Data Analysis Tools Conference”, which took place from December 9th-12th, 2014, at the PCMDI of the Lawrence Livermore National Lab, DKRZ staff member Torsten Rathmann received an “ESGF Outstanding Achievement Award 2014” for the unfailing support he delivered to the users of the Earth System Grid Federation (ESGF).
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EUDAT Collaborative Infrastructure
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Together with 15 other European partners, the DKRZ has recently established the EUDAT Collaborative Infrastructure (EUDAT-CDI). The common goal of this partnership is to provide - independent of project funding - a long-term perspective for scientists and research networks for services and the management of research data.
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EUDAT2020 - Unified Access to European Research Data
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The project partners of EUDAT 2020, a project recently funded with 19 million Euros within the EU's Horizon2020 program, held a kick-off meeting in Helsinki from March 24th to March 26th, 2015. EUDAT 2020, started on March 1st, 2015, is a follow-up project to the FP7 project EUDAT, which initially started on October 1st, 2011.
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From the Past into the Future: New Climate Simulations for Science and Society
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Hamburg, February 23, 2012 -
Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology (MPI-M) and the German Climate Computing Center (DKRZ) have carried out new climate simulations using MPI-M's new climate model. The results indicate that the two-degree target could still be achieved if carbon dioxide emissions would be reduced significantly. Within an international model intercomparison project, researchers were able to simulate the complex carbon cycle as well as vegetation dynamics in climate projections for the 21st century. In case of an increase in CO2 emissions the simulations suggest not only an increase in temperature but also a rapid progression of ocean acidification. Oceanic calcifying organisms will be particularly affected. In addition to long-term projections, more detailed climate predictions spanning the next ten years were performed for the first time. The new climate scenario simulations were carried out on DKRZ's supercomputer and occupied one quarter of its total computing capacity over a period of two years.
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From the Past into the Future: New Climate Simulations for Science and Society
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Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology (MPI-M) and the German Climate Computing Centre (DKRZ) have carried out new climate simulations using MPI-M’s new climate model. First results of the simulations, which represent the German contribution to the next IPCC Assessment Report AR5, as well as an introduction on how to use the data will be presented on 23/24 February 2012 in Hamburg.
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Girls'Day 2014
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Das DKRZ beteiligte sich am 27. März 2014 wieder am diesjährigen bundesweiten Girls’Day. Gleich zwei Gruppen neugieriger Mädchen im Alter von 10 bis 16 Jahren konnten den Beruf der Klimaforscherin kennenlernen.
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