Training course: Advanced numerical methods for earth system modelling

Monday, 25 April
09:10 → 10:15
Welcome and Introductions
Speakers: Andy Brown (ECMWF), Sarah Keeley (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
10:15 → 10:40
Coffee break

ECMWF

Reading
25m
10:40 → 11:45
Earth system models - From the equations to exascale supercomputers
Speaker: Peter Dueben (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
11:45 → 11:55
Comfort break

ECMWF

Reading
10m
11:55 → 13:00
Vertical and horizontal resolution, hydrostatic and non-hydrostatic dynamics
Speaker: Inna Polichtchouk

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
13:00 → 14:00
Lunch break

ECMWF

Reading
1h
14:00 → 15:05
Non-oscillatory forward-in-time finite-volume methods for NWP (1)
Speaker: Christian Kuehnlein (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
15:05 → 16:00
Ice Breaker & networking event

ECMWF

Reading
55m
16:00 → 17:05
Introduction to semi-implicit integrations of non-hydrostatic PDEs of atmospheric dynamics
Speaker: Piotr Smolarkiewicz (National Center for Atmospheric Research)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
Tuesday, 26 April
09:10 → 10:15
The spectral transform method
Speaker: Andreas Mueller (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
10:15 → 10:40
Coffee break

ECMWF

Reading
25m
10:40 → 11:45
Practical session: Spectral transform method
Speaker: Andreas Mueller (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
11:45 → 11:55
Comfort break

ECMWF

Reading
10m
11:55 → 13:00
The semi-Lagrangian, semi-implicit technique of the ECMWF model
Speaker: Michail Diamantakis (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
13:00 → 14:00
Lunch break

ECMWF

Reading
1h
14:00 → 15:05
Non-oscillatory forward-in-time finite-volume methods for NWP (2)
Speaker: Christian Kuehnlein (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
15:05 → 15:30
Coffee break

ECMWF

Reading
25m
15:30 → 16:35
Algorithms for semi-implicit integrations of non-hydrostatic PDEs of atmospheric dynamics (1)
Speaker: Piotr Smolarkiewicz (National Center for Atmospheric Research)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
Wednesday, 27 April
09:10 → 10:15
Time-stepping schemes for NWP & Climate
Speaker: Michail Diamantakis (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
10:15 → 10:40
Coffee break

ECMWF

Reading
25m
10:40 → 11:45
Reduced precision computing for Earth System modelling
Speaker: Sam Hatfield (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
11:45 → 11:55
Comfort break

ECMWF

Reading
10m
11:55 → 13:00
Introduction to element-based computing, finite volume and finite element methods
Speaker: Joanna Szmelter (Loughborough University)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
13:00 → 14:00
Lunch break

ECMWF

Reading
1h
14:00 → 15:05
Mesh generation
Speaker: Joanna Szmelter (Loughborough University)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
15:05 → 15:30
Coffee break

ECMWF

Reading
25m
15:30 → 16:35
Algorithms for semi-implicit integrations of non-hydrostatic PDEs of atmospheric dynamics (2)
Speaker: Piotr Smolarkiewicz (National Center for Atmospheric Research)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
17:35 → 19:35
Social: Self funded dinner in town
 2h
Thursday, 28 April
09:10 → 10:15
Discontinuous higher order discretization methods (1)
Speaker: Willem Deconinck (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
10:15 → 10:40
Coffee break

ECMWF

Reading
25m
10:40 → 11:45
Discontinuous higher order discretization methods (2)
Speaker: Willem Deconinck (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
11:45 → 11:55
Comfort break

ECMWF

Reading
10m
11:55 → 13:00
Massively parallel computing for NWP & climate
Speaker: Andreas Mueller (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
13:00 → 14:00
Lunch break

ECMWF

Reading
1h
14:00 → 15:05
Practical session: Elliptic solver

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
15:05 → 15:30
Coffee break

ECMWF

Reading
25m
15:30 → 16:35
Networking and Q&A session

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
Friday, 29 April
09:10 → 10:15
Practical session: Advection schemes (1)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
10:15 → 10:40
Coffee break

ECMWF

Reading
25m
10:40 → 11:45
Practical session: Advection schemes (2)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
11:45 → 11:55
Comfort break

ECMWF

Reading
10m
11:55 → 13:00
AI and machine learning
Speaker: Peter Dueben (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
1h 5m
13:00 → 13:20
Course wrap up, certificates
Speaker: Sarah Keeley (ECMWF)

ECMWF

Reading
20m

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