In the final phases of debugging ECHAM-HAMMOZ (echam6.1.0-ham2.1-moz0.8), we discovered two serious bugs. It means that we have to postpone the release for an indefinite amount of time. We are working on the issue and will inform you as soon as we have a better picture of the problems and the new release date.
Please register to the HAMMOZ workshop, and specify if you will join to dinner on March 27th, in case you have not done it yet! All informations to be found on: HAMMOZ 2012 workshop.
Echam-6.1.00 has been officially released by MPI-Met Hamburg on Feb. 23rd, 2012! The dynamical core of source:echam6-hammoz/trunk will soon be updated with it (see #120). In the meantime, you can already consult the echam6 scientific documentation and its accompanying user guide.
All the information about the 6th HAMMOZ workshop (March 27-28th, 2012, Zurich) can be found in the community pages: 6th HAMMOZ workshop, Zurich, March 27-28, 2012. You'll find the preliminary agenda, and accomodation information. More information will be added to this page in the following weeks.
Registration is compulsory (deadline: March 15th, 2012).
The next HAMMOZ workshop will take place at ETH Zurich on March 27-28, 2012. Please mark the dates in your calendar. More information will follow.
A 3-day programmers' meeting will be held in Juelich on December 14th-16th 2011.
A new tree in the HAMMOZ svn repository has been created to handle the echam6-hammoz post-processing tools developped by Grazia Frontoso: source:post-processing/trunk.
You may download these tools with:
svn co [URL of the HAMMOZ repository]/post-processing/trunk [directory name as you want]
See General post-processing for detailed informations on how to use these tools.
Echam6-hammoz has now been updated to incorporate the first official release of echam-6.0.00 in MPI Hamburg, in addition to several bug fixes.
The corresponding tag can be found here: source:echam6-hammoz/tags/echam6-hammoz_rc1.
The next HAMMOZ workshop will take place at ETH Zurich from March 21-23, 2011. Please mark the dates in your calendar. More information will follow.