Invited professors and computational scientists from partner institutions contribute to a 10-day programme of 50 hours of lectures and hands-on exercises, covering two main themes: climate modelling and modern scientific computing, which span over a variety of topics such as:
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Introduction into climate science: TODO
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High-performance computing and software engineering: You will learn more about parallel programming, software development tools and interact with Levante Supercomputer.
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Data science: You will use the ICON model to detect meteorological events and python-based tools to visualise.
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Heterogeneous computing: Having the goal to develop an application which is able to efficiently exploit CPU and GPU architectures of today’s supercomputers, you will use the Kokkos programming model to rewrite one of ICON's legacy code components.
Renowned professors Florina Ciorba (University of Basel) and Ricarda Winkelmann (University of Potsdam) will give exciting keynote talks about state-of-art research ongoing in their fields and interesting opportunities for contributions.
The final programme and lecture timetable will be released soon.
