Topic
Development of coupled Python and Julia models
Schedule
- Mon:
10 am - Introduction (Jochum)
10:15 am - Veros: ocean modeling in Python-JAX (Nuterman)
11 am - Equation discovery for the ocean (Wu)
lunch break
2-5 pm - Hackathon (all, couple Veros to Speedy/Julia)
7 pm - Dinner - Tue:
10 am - Downscaling techniques with AI support (Hess)
11 am - Oceananigans (Silvestri)
noon - Anomaly detection applied to the Kuroshio (Avery)
lunch break
2-5 pm - Hackathon (all, couple Veros to Speedy/Julia)
7 pm - Dinner - Wed:
10 am - Auto-differentiability for geophysics (Gelbrecht)
11 am - SpeedyWeather – goals and status (Kluever)
noon - pyNICAM, the Japanese AGCM (Miyakawa)
lunch break
2-5 pm - Hackthon (all, couple Veros to Speedy/Julia)
7 pm - Dinner - Thu - Sat:
9am-5pm - Hackathon with the goal to create the first coupled Julia ESM
Participants:
Markus Jochum, James Avery, Qi-fan Wu, Simone Silvestri, Milan Kloewer, Maximilian Gelbrecht, Phillip Hess, Roman Nuterman, Tomoki Miyakawa
Place and Time
Sunday, August 17 to Saturday, August 24 at Bornö Stationen, a small retreat in Sweden (see on map).
