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Earth system science researchers can submit an abstract to a session being co-chaired by NCAR’s Doug Schuster at the AMS 2025 annual meeting titled "FAIR and Open Data and Software within the Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences to Support Transparent, Reusable, and Efficient Research and Operations." The abstract submission deadline is Thursday, August 15. The full solicitation call is at the AMS ...
Join the UCAR Software Engineering Assembly at 11 AM MT on Tuesday, August 13 for a lightly-moderated discussion on the use of GPUs or any other hardware accelerators across UCAR. Any discussion topics are welcome, as are all experience levels. We encourage you to share your experiences, good and bad. Some potential discussion topics include: • Current uses of GPUs and accelerators, includin...
CISL is now accepting large-scale allocation requests from university-based researchers for the Derecho system as well as the Casper data analysis and visualization cluster. Those requests are due September 10. We are actively seeking projects that can take advantage of Derecho’s 328 NVIDIA A100 GPUs. At the CISL HPC Allocations Panel (CHAP) fall 2024 meeting, CISL will allocate up to 500 mill...
Have you recently published a paper on research conducted using Derecho or Cheyenne? Then the CISL Communications Staff would like to showcase your work to the wider world. We are seeking recently-published Earth systems science research conducted using CISL’s computing resources. We’d like to spotlight this work for an upcoming series of informative, engaging science news stories to be publis...
Chameleon is an experimental testbed for computer science research. Partnering with NSF NCAR and the University of Chicago, Chameleon has served over 10,000 users and contributed to more than 700 research publications. Chameleon has now secured an additional $12 million in NSF funding to roll out its next four-year phase. A significant highlight of this phase is the formal integration of NSF N...
The National Academies’ Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence and Climate Change will foster ongoing discussions, shared learning, and nimble coordination around emerging issues related to AI and climate change. Nominations for experts, either yourself or colleagues, are being called to participate in this activity. The call closes on October 1, 2024 at 11:59 (ET). Learn more about this opport...