Norwegian Earth System Modelling Secures Funding for a New Phase of Development
INES2: Infrastructure for Norwegian Earth System Modelling phase 2 Climate change presents increasingly severe risks to ecosystems and society, necessitating …
INES2: Infrastructure for Norwegian Earth System Modelling phase 2 Climate change presents increasingly severe risks to ecosystems and society, necessitating …
The INES interim consortium is pleased to announce a NorESM user workshop for new users, which will take place over …
A climate model solves mathematically formulated natural laws on a three-dimensional grid. The climate model divides the soil system into components (atmosphere, sea, sea ice, land with vegetation, etc.) that interact through transmission of energy, motion and moisture. When the climate model also includes advanced interactive atmosphere chemistry and biogeochemical cycles (such as the carbon cycle), it is called an earth system model.
The Norwegian Earth System Model NorESM has been developed since 2007 and has been an important tool for Norwegian climate researchers in the study of the past, present and future climate. NorESM has also contributed to climate simulation that has been used in research assessed in the IPCC’s fifth main report.