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SUMMARY:MS08 - Bridging the Software Productivity Gap for Weather and Clim
 ate Models, Part II of II
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\nClimate and Weather\n\nEnabling ICON for Kilome
 ter-Scale Global Climate on GPU Systems\n\nSawyer\n\nThe Icosahedral Non-h
 ydrostatic (ICON) model employs a finite-volume solver of the equations of
  atmospheric motion and the physical parameterizations from the well-known
  ECHAM model. It is being ported to accelerators within the PASC-funded EN
 IAC project, utilizing OpenACC accelerator directives as ...\n\n----------
 -----------\nAdvancing U.S. Weather Prediction Capabilities with Exascale 
 HPC\n\nGovett\n\nA new revolution in computing, modeling, data handling an
 d software development is needed to advance U.S. weather prediction capabi
 lities in the Exascale computing era. An estimated 1000 to 10000 times mor
 e computing is needed to advance prediction models to cloud-resolving, 1KM
  resolution scales. H...\n\n---------------------\nBridging the Software a
 nd Performance Gap to Exascale for Weather and Climate\n\nSchulthess\n\nWe
  present a roadmap towards exascale computing based on true application pe
 rformance goals. It is based on two state-of-the art European numerical we
 ather prediction models (IFS from ECMWF and COSMO from MeteoSwiss) and the
 ir current performance when run at very high spatial resolution on present
 -d...\n\n---------------------\nOn using a DSL Approach Performance Portab
 ility of the LFRic Weather and Climate Model\n\nMaynard\n\nLFRic is the ne
 xt generation weather and climate model being developed to replace the Met
  Office's Unified Model. It hosts a new dynamical core, Gung Ho, which emp
 loys a mixed finite element on an unstructured mesh discretisation to allo
 w the model to scale to a very large degree of parallelism. The...\n
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