IEEE Software Special Issue on Climate Change: Software, Science and Society
Call for Papers: IEEE Software Special Issue on Climate Change: Software, Science and Society Submission Deadline: 8 April 2011 Publication (tentative): Nov/Dec 2011 A vast software infrastructure...
View ArticleOpen Questions about Open Source for Open Science
This post contains lots of questions and few answers. Feel free to use the comment thread to help me answer them! Just about every scientist I know would agree that being more open is a good thing. But...
View ArticleNature Climate Change on Open Data, Open Code
There’s an excellent article in the inaugural issue of Nature Climate Change this month, written by Kurt Kleiner, entitled Data on Demand. Kurt interviewed many of the people who are active in making...
View ArticleClimate Knowledge Discovery Workshop
Here’s an announcement for a Workshop on Climate Knowledge Discovery, to be held at the Supercomputing 2011 Conference in Seattle on 13 November 2011. Numerical simulation based science follows a new...
View ArticleClimate modeling in an open, transparent world
As today is the deadline for proposing sessions for the AGU fall meeting in December, we’ve submitted a proposal for a session to explore open climate modeling and software quality. If we get the go...
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What is Climate Informatics?
I’ve been using the term Climate Informatics informally for a few years to capture the kind of research I do, at the intersection of computer science and climate science. So I was delighted to be asked...
View ArticleThe Discontinuous Future
I’ve been thinking a lot this week about the role of Universities in the Climate Crisis. I plan to write more on this, but first, here’s a piece I scribbled on a napkin during a workshop prior to the...
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