Climate-ecosystem modelling made easy: The Land Sites Platform

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Eva and Lasse have shared first authorship in a new technical advances publication. Foto: Elina Melteig (https://forskning.no/klima-miljo-partner/alle-har-gratis-tilgang-til-en-av-verdens-mest-komplekse-vitenskapelige-modeller-na-blir-den-enklere-a-bruke/2184567)

Lasse T. Keetz, Eva Lieungh and co-authors have published a paper in Global Change Biology.

The Land Sites Platform (LSP) is new open source software that makes it easier to run simulations of climate-ecosystem processes.

The LSP facilitates the use of CLM-FATES, which is a land surface model (CLM) coupled with an ecosystem model (FATES). CLM-FATES simulates an environment in which vegetation is affected by climate. It can for instance be used to test assumptions about physiological processes or explore potential responses of vegetation to climate change.

The advantage of using CLM-FATES through the LSP is that several technological challenges can be bypassed. Simulations can be run directly on personal computers and with different operating systems. In addition, the LSP includes an interface that relieves the analyst of considerable amounts of programming.

Emneord: vegetation-climate processes,  software engineering, simulation Av Adam E. Naas
Publisert 16. juni 2023 14:47 - Sist endret 26. mars 2024 13:25