How Can We Advance Our Weather and Climate Models as a Community
How Can We Advance Our Weather and Climate Models as a Community
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作为一个社区，我们如何改进我们的天气和气候模型
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2002
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K. Taylor
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R. Dickinson;S. Zebiak;Jeffrey L. Anderson;M. Blackmon;C. D. Luca;M. I. TIMOTHY F. HOGAN;JI Ming;R. Rood;And MAX J. SUAREZ;K. Taylor
一个通用的建模基础设施特设工作组从1998年的NSF/NCEP研讨会发展而来，认识到气候和天气建模社区需要开发一种更有组织的方法来构建建模和数据分析的基础软件。工作组投入了大量无偿时间，在这方面迈出了第一步。它提出了模型数据和模型物理的标准，并探讨了建模软件框架的概念。一个全面的软件基础设施将有助于分离综合模型的科学和计算方面。因此，它将允许孤立的科学家有效地为美国的核心建模活动做出贡献，并为计算科学家和计算机供应商提供更大的市场，从而鼓励他们的支持。
Abstract A common modeling infrastructure ad hoc working group evolved from an NSF/NCEP workshop in 1998, in recognition of the need for the climate and weather modeling communities to develop a more organized approach to building the software that underlies modeling and data analyses. With its significant investment of pro bono time, the working group made the first steps in this direction. It suggested standards for model data and model physics and explored the concept of a modeling software framework. An overall software infrastructure would facilitate separation of the scientific and computational aspects of comprehensive models. Consequently, it would allow otherwise isolated scientists to effectively contribute to core U.S. modeling activities, and would provide a larger market to computational scientists and computer vendors, hence encouraging their support.