1) We are happy to provide you with a preliminary agenda for the ISI-MIP Results Workshop in September.
We have focused on maximizing the time available for modelling teams to
collaborate on paper writing. So in order to gain the maximum benefit
it would be expedient if paper authors/groups would coordinate what to
present in individual sessions prior to the workshop. Please note that
sessions are subject to change, we would welcome your feedback on the
draft agenda and are looking forward to incorporating your ideas into
the program.
We also encourage you to regularly visit the website www.isimip.org
where we now have a separate menu point named "Workshops" to view the
program-in-progress, which we will be working on over the summer, and
learn more information and updates about the upcoming Results workshop
as they become available. Please remember to register by Monday, 13
August 2012 by filling in the online registration form which you will
find in the News & Events section on the first page of the website.
2) We have set up some output data statistics
to give you an overview of the output data already submitted to the
DKRZ server. You can access the statistics under the following link,
which is also accessible via our website www.isimip.org -> Output data:
http://vre1.dkrz.de:8080/thredds/catalog/isi_mipEnhanced/upload_stats/catalog.html
The files are updated daily, and include a detailed list of all
available output files, and a list of newly added files. A simplified
overview of models for which output has been submitted will also be
available soon.
3) There was a corrupt tasmin_v2 file in hadgem2-es spinup data (tasmin_bced_1960_1999_hadgem2-es_historical_1971-1980_detrended.nc),
which has been replaced on the DKRZ server and can be used again. If
you believe you may have downloaded the corrupted version of this file,
please check the file size - the correct file has approx. 825MB in
zipped format. We apologize for any inconvenience!
4)
Regarding submission of output data, we would like to kindly remind you
of the specifications made in section 5 of the simulation protocol (see www.isimip.org > Simulation protocol), in particular the conventions for file names and formats.
It is very important that you strictly adhere to those conventions when
preparing your files, so that other project participants can access and
properly interpret your results. Please do not hesitate to contact us
in any case of doubt.
