Developing Large Computer Model Ensembles with LUMI to Simulate Ice Flows in the Antarctic

The LUMI datacenter.

In this recent blog post, CSC’s Maari Alanko and Pihla Kauranen highlight the power of international collaboration in climate research, featuring cutting-edge projects like the study of the Antarctic Ice Sheet. Leveraging the LUMI supercomputer, researchers are uncovering insights into global sea level rise, showcasing the vital role of high-performance computing in addressing environmental challenges. /p>

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