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Advancing Terrestrial Modeling with CSDMS Framework

Explore the evolution and future direction of CSDMS in terrestrial modeling. Learn about the original goals, modeling repositories, supercomputer capabilities, and exemplary model frameworks like CHILD and SedFlux. Discover the importance of plug-and-play coupling, community best practices, funding sources, and upcoming strategic steps. Be part of the Terrestrial Working Group to shape the future of CSDMS.

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Advancing Terrestrial Modeling with CSDMS Framework

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  1. CSDMS and the Terrestrial World: Looking Back, Looking Forward CSDMS annual meeting, March 2013

  2. Original goals of CSDMS From the 2008 Strategic Plan:

  3. Model and Educational Repositories • Model repository: 166 models, 54 tools • http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/Models_all • Education repository: movies, labs, lectures, images: • http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/Movies_portal • Data repository: • http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/Data_download

  4. Supercomputer: Beach

  5. CSDMS Modeling Framework • Design, architecture, and cyber-infrastructure for plug-and-play coupling of models • Different languages • HPC support • GUI interface: CMT Rapid idea generation, exploration, and hypothesis testing

  6. Example of CSDMS modeling framework: coupling CHILD (landscape evolution) and SedFlux (deltaic deposition) Source-to-sink model combining CHILD and SedFlux components (courtesy of Eric Hutton)

  7. Making “plug and play” a reality: the Basic Model Interface (BMI)

  8. Building a Culture of Practice: Community Moving Toward “Best Practices” such as: • Making open source code • Sharing • Using version control • Using model identification (DOI’s) • Writing good documentation • Implementing standard interfaces (BMI) • Using unit tests and regression tests

  9. Funding agencies supporting computational science; examples: • NSF EarthCube • NSF Software Infrastructure for Sustained Innovation (SI2)

  10. Some needs and next steps • Building and contributing fully-compatible components: “growing the library” • Benchmarking, testing, calibrating, and comparing models • Using CSDMS technology to do cutting-edge science

  11. Role of Terrestrial Working Group • GUIDE CSDMS • CONTRIBUTE to CSDMS • USE CSDMS

  12. Tasks for this meeting • Formulate long-term, short-term, and medium-term goals for strategic plan • Nominate model(s) for full inclusion in CSDMS modeling framework • Discuss “theme teams”

  13. Agenda and google document for our breakout • https://docs.google.com/document/d/15xy2mkn-Yu7g0wRDtTHYMQDGOHpfKZNqG_A355dywxw/edit?pli=1

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