楒档牡-TheEarthSystemModelingFramework.ppt

Arlindo da Silva, NASA/GSFC/GMAO Project Overview The ESMF Team ESMF Interoperability Demonstrations Infrastructure: Utilities Base I/O Attributes Machine Model PE List Layout Basic Communications Time Manager Registry Error Handling Logging Performance Profiling Configuration Attributes Infrastructure: ESMF I/O Requirement analysis has been completed, design is in progress The ESMF I/O layer must support: Structured gridded data Unstructured gridded data Observational data on location stream ESMF I/O must support multiple data formats: NetCDF, HDF 4, HDF 5, HDF-EOS GRIB, BUFR IEEE binary, GrADS compatible binary ESMF I/O: Metadata Convention The ESMF, along with the European PRISM framework, have adopted the Climate-Forecast (CF) conventions The CF conventions, now described in XML and independent of NetCDF, specify standard dimensions, and specify standard units for these dimensions and other quantities The ESMF team will work together with CF community to extend the CF conventions to support the variety of gridded/ungridded data we require. Other conventions such as HDF-EOS will co-exist with CF (as in current GMAO data products). ESMF I/O: Parallel Support Two major drivers for I/O performance: Enhancement in model resolution Increase in I/O frequency Modes of Parallel I/O: Single-threaded I/O Multi-threaded, multi-fileset I/O Multi-threaded, single fileset I/O (2) Synchronous and asynchronous I/O (2) Summary NSF NCAR | NASA GSFC | DOE LANL ANL | NOAA NCEP GFDL | MIT | U MICH * The Earth System Modeling Framework CLIMATE DATA ASSIMILATION WEATHER HDF and HDF-EOS Workshop VII Silver Spring, MD 23-25 September 2003 Arlindo da Silva Global Modeling and Assimilation Office NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Arlindo.daSilva@ GOAL: To increase software reuse, interoperability, ease of use and performance portability in climate, weather, and data assimilation applications PRODUCTS: Coupling superstructure and utility infrastructure software Synthetic code s