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SUMMARY:Putting the Ocean into the Center: A Coupled ICON Atmosphere/Ocean
  Simulation in Spilhaus Projection
DESCRIPTION:Posters, Scientific Visualization & Data Analytics Showcase\n\
 nPutting the Ocean into the Center: A Coupled ICON Atmosphere/Ocean Simula
 tion in Spilhaus Projection\n\nRöber, Böttinger, Ziemen, Esch, Haak...\n\n
 Climate simulations are one of the most data intensive scientific discipli
 nes. We have performed another DYAMOND++ experiment using our globally cou
 pled Earth system model ICON-ESM, which allows global simulations at a res
 olution of 5km to study a wide range of Earth's weather and climate phenom
 ena. The handling of the data and the visualization is not trivial, as in 
 this visualization we look at the full time varying 3D ocean and 3D atmosp
 heric data. The simulation was running for one model year, from which we c
 hose the months May, June and July for visualization.  Opposed to the majo
 rity of other global climate visualizations, we chose the Spilhaus project
 ion to put the oceans into the center and visualize them as one body of wa
 ter, without cut outs, clipping planes and only minor distortions. We ther
 eby focus on 3D atmospheric and 3D ocean data, and the interaction in betw
 een.\n\nTag: In-Person Only\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg Pas
 s, Exhibit Hall Only
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