IPSL CMC held two half-days of presentations and discussions on its current and future climate model configurations on December 8th and 9th, 2020. Here is the full programme of the two half-days. Below you can find the presentations, the videos and the chatlogs. Programme (in French) Mardi 8 décembre 2020 – Quelle science pour IPSL […]

Find all the details of the 20202 winter LMDZ training course on the LMDZ training pages

Despite this COVID-19 crisis, the ORCHIDEE group is more active than ever and will organize a new training session on January 12-13, 2021. The training will be online and the details will be provided in the coming weeks but we would need to know who want to participate to the training session. If you are […]

The first issue of the CLIMERI magazine is available on the CLIMERI web site (in French). You may read about the first CMIP6 results.

Myriam Khodri and her team have been awarded ~40 millions hours of HPC as part of the PRACE 21st call for proposals (October 2020 to September 2021). Their proposal, ASSIM2K, aims to assess climate models’ ability to reproduce natural climate variations. Proxy records (corals, speleothems, etc.) documenting the last 2000 years (2K) provide evidence for […]

Sébastien Gardoll and Yann Delcambre held a webinar on the use of the IPSL ESPRI GPU cluster for Machine Learning and Deep Learning (in French). See the mesocentre web site for the slides and the replay.

IPSL CMC held a webinar (in French) on 28 April 2020 entitled « Simulations CMIP6 à l’IPSL : premiers résultats et perspectives d’utilisations » that was followed by more than 100 attendees. You may find here a replay of the IPSL webinar and access the slides of the presentation.

IPSL CMC contributed to a study analysing the evolution of Arctic sea ice in CMIP6 model. You may follow the link to the new study published in GRL and the CNRS press release in French. Notz, D., Dörr, J., Bailey, D. A., Blockley, E., Bushuk, M., Debernard, J. B., et al. (2020). Arctic Sea Ice […]

IPSL CMC organizes a webinar entitled « Simulations CMIP6 à l’IPSL : premiers résultats et perspectives d’utilisations » on April 28, 2020 (in French language). Registration is available from this link and is limited to the first 100 participants.

The first papers of the « IPSL Climate Model Used in CMIP6 » Special Collection in the JAMES AGU journal are being published. You may find them by following this link.