Impact of I/O and Data Management in Ensemble Large Scale Climate Forecasting Using EC-Earth3

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• 作者：Muhammad Asif^a ; ^{muhammad.asif@ic3.cat" class="auth_mail} ; André ; s Cencerrado^b ; ^{andres.cencerrado@uab.es" class="auth_mail} ; Oriol Mula-Valls^a ; ^{oriol.mula-valls@ic3.cat" class="auth_mail} ; Domingo Manubens^a ; ^{domingo.manubens@ic3.cat" class="auth_mail} ; Francisco Doblas-Reyes^a ; ^c ; ^{francisco.doblas-reyes@ic3.cat" class="auth_mail} ; Ana Corté ; s^b ; ^{ana.cortes@uab.es" class="auth_mail}
• 关键词：High Performance Computing ; Climate Simulation ; Supercomputing Environments ; EC-Earth3
• 刊名：Procedia Computer Science
• 出版年：2014
• 年：2014
• 卷：29
• 期：Complete
• 页码：2370-2379
• 全文大小：5885 K

文摘

The EC-Earth climate model is a seamless Earth System Model (ESM) used to carry out climate research in 24 academic institutions and meteorological services from 11 countries in Europe. This model couples several components and it is continuously under development.

In this work we present a study regarding the impact of the I/O and data management when using EC-Earth in well-known supercomputing environments.

Most large-scale and long-term climate simulators have been developed bearing in mind the paramount importance of its scalability. However, the computational capabilities of the High Performance Computing (HPC) environments increase at so great speed that it is almost impossible to re-implement the whole models so that they are able to exploit efficiently the new features. Therefore, it is necessary to design different strategies to take advantage of them.

In this work we present an operational framework to run ensemble simulations in HPC platforms. A set of experiments are presented in order to validate the suitability of this technique. Moreover, the derived impact regarding the I/O and data management aspects is analyzed.