Ambition of the CLM-Community Sample Clauses

Ambition of the CLM-Community. Regional Climate Models (RCMs) are state-of-the-art tools for high-resolution climate modelling applications and allow the simulation of regional climate patterns with high temporal and spatial resolutions. With the information from global climate models at the boundaries and emission scenarios assumed, RCMs can give more detailed information on potential local climate changes compared to the global projections. The large ensembles of climate projections that build the basis for regional and local climate change information, climate impact research, mitigation strategies and policy consultancy are produced with RCMs in many regions of the world. However, the operation of these models, the analysis of their results, as well as the continuous improvement of their efficiency and the quantitative examination are connected with considerable and continuously increasing costs. Thus, the most efficient way to use and further develop RCMs is through coordinated and joint actions of a large group of scientists like the Climate Limited-area Modelling-Community (CLM- Community). The models employed in the CLM-Community are the regional climate models COSMO-CLM and ICON-CLM (hereafter the CLM-Community models). The COSMO model has its origins at DWD and has been developed and applied by the COnsortium for Small scale MOdelling (COSMO) for weather forecasting applications for many years. COSMO-CLM is the climate mode of the COSMO model, which has been refined and extended by the CLM-Community for the last two decades. XXXXX initiated the transition to ICON in 2018 and all member states will switch to the new model in the upcoming years. The COSMO version 6.0, released on 14 December 2021, was the last official release of the COSMO model. No further development of the code and no official tests will be performed by DWD and the consortium for small scale modelling the future. The ICON modelling framework is a joint development of DWD and Max-Xxxxxx- Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg (MPI-M). ICON has been operational for numerical weather prediction at DWD since 2015. At the beginning of 2021, the Limited-Area-Mode of ICON (ICON-XXX) replaced the high-resolution COSMO for the German domain and DWD stopped the operational use of the COSMO model after 20 years. In order to have a state-of-the-art tool for regional climate applications for the upcoming years, the CLM-Community has adopted ICON-XXX for regional climate applications. This configuration is called the Climate...
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