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If you want to get started looking at the DYAMOND simulations and don‘t know how, check out our new „How To“ site easy.gems. That page is a living document and will be growing throughout our project. If you have a workflow, code, etc. that could be helpful for others, please consider contributing to the easy.gems collection.
Stations were chosen that host a high quality observational site (Lindenberg, Cabauw, Sodankyla Finland, ARMS OKL, Barrow Alaska, Summit Greenland, Dome C Antarctica, Payerne Switzerland, ATTO), hosted a field campaign (EUREC4A, MOSAIC) or are a location with a renewable energy park (IBER). The locations of the chosen stations can be found here.
We have established a weekly meeting slot for everyone who is interested. Every theme within the project will circulate and organize science talks and discussions. Once in a while we made a digression towards related topics. It should be seen as an opportunity for collaboration and exchange within the project. You got curios? Get in touch and subscribe to our channel!
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Every EU funded project has to keep records and other supporting documentation in order to prove the proper implementation and the costs declared as eligible. As a part of „Description of the Action“, Deliverables are additional outputs (e.g. information, special report, a technical diagram brochure, list, a software milestone or other building block of the project) that must be produced at a given moment during the action (based on the HORIZON 2020 Online manual (March, 2022)).
If you want to know more about the project, read the reports listed below.
D 1.10: Project website
D 1.11: Development of cooperate identities and templates
D 1.2 : Training strategy and support of gender equality; Hackathons ToR
D 1.3 : Refining the set of KPI for quality assurance of the project
D 1.6 : Data management plan
D 1.7 : Exploitation plan
D 2.3: Experience and recommendations in workflow stock-taking of Cycle 1 and Cycle 2 Hackathon
D 4.1: Report documenting the stability in TOA radiation balance in nextGEMS models
D 4.4: Report on Cycle 2 hackathon, including implementation of renewable energy diagnostics
D 8.3 : Documentation on the high-frequency data logging with a list of thee included sites
D 8.4: Documentation of the supplementary output statistics
D 8.5 : Report on Cycle 1
D 10.1: Coproduction plan
D 10.2: Communication and dissemination plan
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