Published: Apr 12, 2012 by The PISM Authors
The upcoming stable 0.5 release supports parallel NetCDF4, thus avoiding the file size limitations of netCDF3. This allows for unprecedented grid resolutions.
Here at UAF we have performed the first Greenland 1km 100-year simulations, run in parallel on 512 cores.
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