Poseidon Project at 2024 Ocean Sciences Meeting
Tom Haine and Wenrui Jiang led a Town Hall meeting at the Ocean Sciences Meeting entitled “Democratize the Data: A New Way to Analyze Ocean Models”. Take the survey on next-generation benchmark circulation models. And watch this space for results from the survey… Abstract: Ocean circulation models running on the latest supercomputers can cover the […]
OpenOceanCloud Working Group
Tom Haine is a member of the OpenOceanCloud Working Group (OOCWG), which is aligned with the Poseidon Project. The main goal of the OOCWG is to help the ocean science community, federal agencies, and research institutions align and coordinate a shared vision for data-proximate cloud computing to support research and education. To achieve this goal, […]
NSF CSSI PIs Meeting
The Poseidon Team presented a poster at the 2023 NSF CSSI PIs’ Meeting in Houston, TX. You can see the poster here.
Can we analyse the largest ocean simulation ever?
Thomas Nicholas, Julius Busecke, and Ryan Abernathey presented at the SciPy Conference in July 2022 on this topic. Checkout their talk here!
Visualizing Ocean Circulation Model Solutions with the Poseidon Project
Tom Haine presents the Poseidon Project strategy for visualization at the Workshop for Large-Scale Scientific Imaging kick-off event for the Scientific Software Engineering Center. See his talk here.
Cloud Tools for Petascale Ocean Model Analysis
Chris Hill led a virtual Town Hall meeting at the Ocean Sciences Meeting entitled “Open Science Analysis of Petabyte Scale Ocean and Ocean-Atmosphere Models with Open Source Cloud Tools.” If you attended the meeting, you can watch it here (login required). Details: This Town Hall presents new software tools to catalyze the analysis of global ocean-only and ocean-atmosphere coupled models […]
Poseidon Project at Ocean Sciences
The Poseidon Project team is running a Town Hall on “Open Science Analysis of Petabyte Scale Ocean and Ocean-Atmosphere Models with Open Source Cloud Tools” on Friday 25 February at the Ocean Sciences Meeting. The new Poseidon Project Integrated Viewer will be demonstrated! Join the conversation and watch out for posting of Town Hall materials […]
Poseidon Team Presentations at the IDIES Annual Symposium
Poseidon Project members Brian Wen, Tom Connolly, and Ryan Abernathey are presenting at the IDIES Annual Symposium this year. Brian and Tom are giving posters on their visualization development, and Ryan is giving an invited keynote address entitled “Pangeo: A Model for Cloud Native Scientific Research.” Also, see the IDIES Annual Report.
Visions for Data Sharing and Distributed Storage in Research
Poseidon team members Ryan Abernathey and Alex Szalay are talking at the Open Storage Network webinar on 29 April. Ryan’s talk title is: “Analyzing Big Earth System Data with OSN and Pangeo Cloud” and Alex’s is: “Science at the Mid-Scale”. Details of the meeting are here and you can register here.
Shear Dispersion Talk
Tom gave a talk at the 2020 IDIES & MINDS Symposium. The title is: Towards the Development of Scale-Dependent, Non-Local, Turbulent Closures in Rotating Stratified Flows. The talk reports on the 2020 IDIES Seed Fund Award to Tom and Charles Menenveau. Postdoc Miguel Jimenez Urias did the work, which involves a new exact solution to the shear dispersion problem. […]
Miguel Jimenez-Urias seminar
Miguel gave a great seminar in our Atmospheres & Oceans discussion group last week. He discussed his PhD thesis research on the dynamics of flow across the Greenland-Scotland Ridge. You can watch it here!
