Please find below a couple of updates regarding the current status of
the server vre1, the bias-correction paper as well as the table of
ISI-MIP models & references.
1) Vre1 in operation again
As
of 23 January vre1 is in operation again. Unfortunately, we suffered
from a significant loss and damage of files among almost all models. We
successfully restored the data pool on vre1 by resynchronizing it with
our local copy as well as copying over the newer files from blizzard.
Therefore, write access to all sub-directories of upload_area were
revoked to not interfere with the restoring process. From now on read
and write permissions (only lowest level) to sub-folders of upload_area
are again given to you. The last step will be to reassign file
ownerships to you modelers to ensure you potentially can update your
files on your own. This process is still ongoing but shouldn't interfere
with your up and download activities (except the file you want to
update has not been transferred to you yet).
2) Updated references in table of ISI-MIP models & references
Thanks to all of those who have provided updated model references.
Please find attached an updated version of the overview table.
So far, WaterGAP, MPI-HM, H08, VIC and LPJ-GUESS have provided updated
references (highlighted in yellow). In addition, the first reference for
Hybrid4 was obsolete and has been deleted.
Please note that
the full model names of Mac-PDM.09 and LPJ-GUESS have been changed and
that some specifications were added to the VIC references by Ingjerd
Haddeland.
3) Bias correction paper accepted for open discussion
We are pleased to inform you that the manuscript “A trend-preserving
bias correction -- the ISI-MIP approach” by S. Hempel et al. has been
published as a discussion paper in ESDD, the scientific discussion forum
of ESD:
The paper is now accessible and open for Interactive Public Discussion until 04 Mar 2013 at: http://www.earth-syst-dynam-discuss.net/4/49/2013/, where you will also find all citation details.
Referees, authors and other members of the scientific community can submit interactive comments for immediate non-peer-reviewed publication alongside the discussion paper. These comments are fully citable and archived together with the discussion paper.
