Data processing, analysis and visualization are tremendously important, yet somehow also difficult and complex tasks to accomplish. In this two day workshop we'll show you how to transform raw HD(CP)² output into data ready to be visualized within ParaView. ParaView is a free available 3D visualization software that is available on Mistral, and which is exceptionally well suited for the visualization and analysis of regular rectilinear, as well as original ICON netCDF data sets.
On March 27 and 28, 2017, a 2-day hands-on workshop will be given at DKRZ on the interactive 3D-visualization of climate model data with Avizo. The workshop will take place at DKRZ, Bundesstraße 45a, 20146 Hamburg, in room 034.
First joint JAMSTEC-DKRZ Workshop March 22-24, 2017 Hamburg, Germany
The main emphasis of this workshop is to present tools that help mistral users to analyse and optimize their code for current and future CPU technology. At least since the arrival of Intel's new KNL architecture one can easily realize how future trends look like. Hence, the workshop covers two major topics that will be essential in code development: scalability and vectorization.
From October 11. to October 13., 2016, a 3-days hands-on workshop will be given at DKRZ on the visualization of climate model data with the NCAR Command Language (NCL). The workshop will take place at DKRZ, Bundesstraße 45a, 20146 Hamburg, in room 034.
ParaView is a free available 3D visualization software, which is available on the visualization nodes of Mistral. ParaView is exceptionally well suited for the visualization and analysis of regular rectilinear netCDF data sets, as well as for ICON and curvilinear MPI-OM data.
Vapor is a free available 3D visualization software that is developed by NCAR. It is exceptionally well suited for the visualization and analysis of WRF and POP climate data sets, and through a recent extension now also accessible for large and very large ICON/MPAS data.
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