Scott Wales goes over some of the tools CMS has put together to help you find where your data is on Raijin and identify what can be cleaned up.
In this report CMS describes the preparations that are underway for the new NCI supercomputer Gadi; the conversion of forcing data from the GMTB single column model to be readable by WRF; and the release of the ERA5-Land dataset.
The Climate Variability and Teleconnections Research Program has formed into three separate clusters – SAM, Tropical Variability and Oceans.
World-first modelling research– which used several million CPU hours in Australia’s fastest supercomputer, Raijin, and ran calculations non-stop for over a year – has revealed the Southern Ocean mixes water between the depths and surface far more easily than previously thought.
Time lapse video showing the construction of NCI's newest supercomputer, Raijin.
How to start working on the NCI Supercomputer. This video by Scott Wales includes the basics of the queue and resource quotas.