Gordon Bell Climate Prize Goes to KAUST Frontier Users鈥� Exascale Climate Emulator

Credit: Lillie Elliot, SC Photography

KAUST researchers were awarded this year's Gordon Bell Prize for Climate Modeling for developing an extreme-scale climate emulator that offers radically enhanced high-resolution simulation but without the need for massive data storage.

« Gordon Bell Climate Prize Goes to KAUST Frontier Users鈥� Exascale Climate Emulator

Credit: Lillie Elliot, SC Photography

Recipients of the 2024 Gordon Bell Prize for Climate Modelling include (left to right) Georgiy Stenchikov (KAUST), Stefano Castruccio (University of Notre Dame), David Keyes, Marc Genton, Sameh Abdulah, Hatem Ltaief (KAUST), George Bosilca (NVIDIA), Zubair Khalid (LUMS), Yan Song (KAUST), and Qinglei Cao (SLU).

« Gordon Bell Climate Prize Goes to KAUST Frontier Users鈥� Exascale Climate Emulator

Credit: KAUST

A research team led by the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology used the Frontier and Summit supercomputers to help them develop a climate emulator that offers radically enhanced resolution without the need to store massive amounts of data.

« Gordon Bell Climate Prize Goes to KAUST Frontier Users鈥� Exascale Climate Emulator

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