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SUMMARY:Global Cloud-Resolving Simulations at ECMWF - Status and Prospects
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\nClimate and Weather\n\nGlobal Cloud-Resolving S
 imulations at ECMWF - Status and Prospects\n\nBauer, Dueben, Wedi, Kühnlei
 n\n\nECMWF's 2016-2025 strategy aims to implement a global medium-range en
 semble prediction system at 5 km resolution by 2025. In preparation for th
 is ambitious goal, several very-high resolution simulations have been perf
 ormed to establish the computational feasibility of such a system and to d
 efine the scientific benefit of spatial resolution. Apart from many scient
 ific challenges like the relevance of physical process parameterisations a
 nd data assimilation at such scales, the computational efficiency of ECMWF
 's model is paramount for achieving this goal and for reaching even smalle
 r, cloud resolving scales. The paper will provide an overview of the resul
 ts from these high-resolution simulations and present ECMWF's approach for
  making the appropriate scientific and technological choices.
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