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GENIE: Grid enabled integrated earth system model

GENIE: Grid enabled integrated earth system model
GENIE: Grid enabled integrated earth system model
An understanding of the astonishing and, as yet, unexplained natural variability of past climate is an essential pre-requisite to increase confidence in predictions of long-term future climate change. GENIE is a new Grid-enabled modelling framework that can compose an extensive range of Earth System Models (ESMs) for simulation over multi-millennial timescales, to study ice age cycles and long-term human induced global change. Grid technology is a key enabler for the flexible coupling of constituent models, subsequent execution of the resulting ESMs and the management of the data that they generate.
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Price, Andrew
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Lenton, Tim
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Cox, Simon
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Valdes, Paul
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Shepherd, John
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The GENIE Team
Price, Andrew
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Lenton, Tim
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Cox, Simon
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Valdes, Paul
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Shepherd, John
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Price, Andrew, Lenton, Tim, Cox, Simon, Valdes, Paul and Shepherd, John , The GENIE Team (2005) GENIE: Grid enabled integrated earth system model. ERCIM News, 61, 15-16.

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Abstract

An understanding of the astonishing and, as yet, unexplained natural variability of past climate is an essential pre-requisite to increase confidence in predictions of long-term future climate change. GENIE is a new Grid-enabled modelling framework that can compose an extensive range of Earth System Models (ESMs) for simulation over multi-millennial timescales, to study ice age cycles and long-term human induced global change. Grid technology is a key enabler for the flexible coupling of constituent models, subsequent execution of the resulting ESMs and the management of the data that they generate.

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Published date: 2005

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Local EPrints ID: 23521
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/23521
PURE UUID: 5c3db9eb-d0a8-4d9a-931e-9d42073fdac1
ORCID for John Shepherd: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-5230-4781

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Date deposited: 20 Mar 2006
Last modified: 23 Jul 2022 01:38

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Author: Andrew Price
Author: Tim Lenton
Author: Simon Cox
Author: Paul Valdes
Author: John Shepherd ORCID iD
Corporate Author: The GENIE Team

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