Celebrating
A Decade of Progress
The E3SM project began in 2014 with a 10-year vision of modeling the climate on exascale machines. That bold decadal vision was achieved in 2023 and was recognized with the Gordon Bell Prize in Climate Modeling.
We are very proud of what the project team has achieved and look forward to celebrating this decade of progress.
E3SM v3.0
A New Version was Tagged
Version 3.0 of the Energy Exascale Earth System Model was formally frozen and tagged in the project repository in March, 2024. After this date, only maintenance and bug-fix updates will be made to this version.
Users of v3.0 are requested to delay submitting papers that use this new version or any new feature (that may be turned off in the code) until the project submits a publication on its new development (within approximately 6 months to a year), thereby creating a peer-reviewed article for reference. Please read the project Policies and Acknowledge E3SM.
2024 E3SM Tutorial
Online Version
In May 2024, the E3SM project, supported by the US Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) BER EESSD ESMD program held its first in-person tutorial workshop at the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab in Berkeley, CA. This workshop was designed for new users engaged in currently funded BER’s EESSD projects, and other related DOE projects. The recordings, presentations and practicum material is now available.
Featured Stories
Online version of E3SM Tutorial
All materials from E3SM 2024 Tutorial Workshop are now available online >>
Participation in CMIP7
The project has received many questions about whether the E3SM project will participate in CMIP7 >>
Fun Facts - Slogans
Famous E3SM slogans, mottos and sayings that drive and/or describe their workflows and results >>
Ice-Shelf Melt TP
Meltwater from icebergs and ice shelves around Antarctica may accelerate reaching a tipping point >>
Ice Sheet Albedo
The Effect of Physically Based Ice Radiative Processes on Greenland Ice Sheet Albedo and Surface Mass Balance in E3SM >>
EESM PI Meeting
The meeting's goal was to foster and sustain important collaborations among EESM scientists >>
SciDAC PI Meeting
The DOE Office of Science Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing program held its Principal Investigator Meeting >>
SciDAC PI Meeting
The Ice Sheet Model Intercomparison Project held the kickoff meeting for its next phase, ISMIP7 >>
Report from CICE Consortium Workshop
The CICE Consortium team help workshop and hands-on tutorial using Icepack >>
ENES HPC Workshop
The European Network for Earth System modelling Workshop on High Performance Computing for Weather and Climate >>
OMEGA – Future E3SM Ocean Model
C++ and Exascale ready Ocean Model for E3SM Global Applications (OMEGA) >>
Opportunities and Awards
DOE BER funding opportunity announcements (FOAs) and recent Awards were announced >>
Looking for Modelers
DOE's ARM User Facility is looking for modelers for its User Executive Committee >>
Recent E3SM Publicity
The E3SM Publicity page includes links to recent articles or videos related to E3SM >>
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Model |
E3SM is a fully coupled, state-of-the-science Earth system model (ESM) capable of global high definition configuration (25km atmosphere, 12km river model, variable 18 to 6km ocean model, >> |
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Data |
Released global Coupled model simulation output data from E3SM target experiments, both the low and high definition configurations. >> |
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Tools |
Software applications for coupled and component model diagnostic, evaluation and analysis, data transfer, manipulation, regridding and post processing. Model development tools and unit >> |
