ICON is a modeling framework for weather, climate, and environmental prediction. It solves the full three-dimensional non-hydrostatic and compressible Navier-Stokes equations on an icosahedral grid and
ICON is a modeling framework for weather, climate, and environmental prediction. It solves the full three-dimensional non-hydrostatic and compressible Navier-Stokes equations on an icosahedral grid and
ICON is a modeling framework for weather, climate, and environmental prediction. It solves the full three-dimensional non-hydrostatic and compressible Navier-Stokes equations on an icosahedral grid and
ICON is a modeling framework for weather, climate, and environmental prediction. It solves the full three-dimensional non-hydrostatic and compressible Navier-Stokes equations on an icosahedral grid and
In the first phase of the nextGEMS project, the two Earth-system models ICON (Version ee0ee6) and IFS (Cycle 48r1 nextGEMS) are developed in three iterative cycles aiming at simulating the climate 30 years
In work package 6 of the nextGEMS project, several ocean-only model runs were performed with FESOM (Version 2.0) and ICON-O (Version 2.6.6), to test the sensitivity of the upper tropical Atlantic to different
In the first phase of the nextGEMS project, the two Earth-system models ICON (Version ee0ee6) and IFS (Cycle 47r3.3 nextGEMS) are developed in three iterative cycles aiming at simulating the climate 30
The experiment aims to investigate how the representation of convection influences the West African Monsoon during the mid-Holocene.
Atmospheric and SST input data originate from the MPI-ESM Holocene
We utilize the ICON version 2.6.3 with upper-atmosphere extension as distributed by the German weather service (DWD). The ICON model is a collaborative project of DWD and the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology,
We utilize the ICON version 2.6.3 with upper-atmosphere extension as distributed by the German weather service (DWD). The ICON model is a collaborative project of DWD and the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology,
We utilize the ICON version 2.6.3 with upper-atmosphere extension as distributed by the German weather service (DWD). The ICON model is a collaborative project of DWD and the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology,
For the development of the earth-system model ICON, carried out at the Max-Planck Institute for Meteorology in cooperation with the German meteorological service (DWD), the ocean compartment plays a major
The experiment aims to investigate how the representation of convection influences the West African Monsoon during the mid-Holocene.
Atmospheric and SST input data originate from the MPI-ESM Holocene
ETCCDI indices calculated from two km-scale global models developed within the nextGEMS project (https://nextgems-h2020.eu/): ICON-Sapphire (Hohenegger et al. 2023) and IFS-FESOM (Rackow et al. 2025).
In the first phase of the nextGEMS project, the two Earth-system models ICON and IFS were developed in three iterative cycles aiming at simulating the climate 30 years into the future at storm-resolving