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They say they want a revolution: Climate scientists call for major new modelling facility.

"Climatologists have called for massive investment in computer and research resources to help revolutionize modelling capabilities. The eventual aim is to provide probabilistic climate predictions that are as useful, and usable, as weather forecasts." So begins an article in Nature News. Find a link to the article after the jump...

They say they want a revolution: Climate scientists call for major new modelling facility.

State of the art: a model from the UK National Centre for Atmospheric Science and the Met Office running on Japan's Earth Simulator. (P. L. VIDALE, NCAS CLIMATE, WALKER INST., UNIV. READING)

Read the article here.
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