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Fwd: [CCSM-participants] AXICCS workshop invitation to participate
by Robert Jacob 23 Nov '15

23 Nov '15

FYI. This workshop is being organized by a couple of ACME people. Esmond Ng is an ex-officio council member and Kate Evans was formerly the workflow group co-lead. Concept papers due Nov 24th. Rob -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: [CCSM-participants] AXICCS workshop invitation to participate Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2015 20:16:40 +0000 From: Evans, Katherine J. <evanskj(a)ornl.gov> To: ccsm-participants(a)cgd.ucar.edu <ccsm-participants(a)cgd.ucar.edu> Dear Colleagues, As the climate science community explores a host of critical science questions to be answered over the next 10+ years, with the aim of informing stakeholders about the ongoing changes in global and local climate, there is a growing recognition of the expanding requirements for multiscale, global, coupled Earth system models. We expect them to provide much more detail and fidelity, with a much better understanding of their uncertainties, while still executing robustly and efficiently on ever larger and more complex computing systems. With this in mind, a workshop to discuss bold, new computational ideas to address longer-term science needs for climate modeling is being convened. The DOE Office of Science BER and ASCR programs are sponsoring the event, titled ï¿½Advancing Cross-cutting Ideas for Computational Climate Scienceï¿½, or AXICCS 2016. It is a grassroots effort to generate fresh thinking that will mold the optimal science directions and motivate the latest and as yet to be uncovered ASCR developments that will be required to handle new requirements. A report outlining the challenges, strategies to address them, and possible avenues for execution will be one of the outcomes of the event. A website with details and logistics will be provided shortly. A key aspect to achieve the workshop goals is to brainstorm before the event, and to accomplish this we are soliciting community input in the form of ï¿½ideasï¿½ papers. Overall space at the event is limited, but we plan to accommodate the lead authors of these ideas papers via a presentation (oral or poster) and acknowledgement in the workshop report. Some of those selected will be included in the workshop write- up. Details about the format for the ideas papers and templates to download are provided at http://www.csm.ornl.gov/workshops/AXICCS/paper.html. Ideas papers must be submitted through a link to EasyChair no later than 5:00pm Eastern Time on Nov 24, 2015, and official invitations to present will be sent to selected lead authors by Dec 9, 2015. Attendees will need to cover their own travel expenses. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to the workshop sponsors, the DOE Office of Science BER and ASCR programs, and in particular, Drs. Dorothy Koch and Randall Laviolette for their encouragement to proceed. We also thank those who have volunteered to become a part of the organizing committee. Sincerely, Katherine Evans, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Esmond Ng, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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ACME Exascale Roadmap summit on Jan 23
by Robert Jacob 19 Nov '15

19 Nov '15

Hello everyone, FYI: The day after the 6-month review, a small summit is being held to: "Hold an initial discussion on climate-computing issues. Plan a larger workshop on strategies to maximize ACME performance and portability on current and future DOE LCFs." Paul Messina, will you be going? Agenda is attached. The white paper mentioned is just going to be a summary of past material on this issue and Mark Taylor will actually be writing it. Rob

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