The General Curvilinear Environmental Model (GCEM)

[EN] The General Curvilinear Environmental Model is a high-resolution system composed of the General Curvilinear Coastal Ocean Model (GCCOM) and the General Curvilinear Atmospheric Model (GCAM). Both modules are capable of reading a general curvilinear grid, orthogonal as well as non-orthogonal in all three directions. These two modules are weakly coupled using the distributed coupling toolkit (DCT). The model can also be nested within larger models and users are able to interact with the model and run it using a web based computational environment.

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