Neil Swart

Research Scientist @ Environment and Climate Change Canada / Climate Modelling & analysis / All view's own.

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

Global temperature rise in the latest models (CMIP6) matches historical observations well...and show future warming largely depends on the our emissions choices today.

Possible due to @pangeo_data , reproducible from https://t.co/jXegswoam0

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@charliermarsh Thanks, this is seeming like a great solution to our needs for low overhead ephemeral installs of our climate model config tools running on various HPC systems.

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@JuliusBusecke @wcrpcmip @pangeo_data Definitely use it frequently to look into things. One paper where it is cited in so is: https://t.co/Elwe7UDfC6

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@karmour_uw @PNASNews @cristiproist CanAM5 vs CanESM5 budgets in sect 6.2: https://t.co/WkTaUSWA1X

I forgot, they also calculated that in fact many CMIP6 models have this AMIP / coupled difference in TOA budgets.

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@karmour_uw @PNASNews @cristiproist Also, separately, in CanESM5 at least, the AMIP TOA budget is completely different to coupled - much higher in AMIP, and way above obs. SST pattern effect could be NB in this. Not sure about other models, and their consistency across AMIP / AOGCM.

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@TELUSsupport you don't answer your phone or call back, how is it possible to get service fixed? I have literally tried all day

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

Permanent Research Scientist positions working on developing the global ocean and sea-ice models we use in CanESM, as well as our regional downscalling models: https://t.co/BuroKYC6XC

[Canadian Earth System Model 5 (CanESM5) @canesm5]

Love coding and climate? We have great permanent jobs engineering the future code & infrastructure for global and regionally modelling in Canada: https://t.co/jTzMYIp8Pd

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@TELUSsupport what is up in Victoria? No internet, Telus apps don't work, voice assistant is no help.

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@wcrpcmip is there a document showing the planned timelines for CMIP7? thanks!

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@AndrewIWilliams CMIP is valuable to consistently compare models. Without it we would just have groups running models with incomparable experiments and outputs. But CMIP7 should be rationalized and smaller IMO.

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@rahmstorf And his original blog from years ago takes it even further...https://t.co/uyVMtzBtSa

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@YueDong35680721 Very interesting! We are doing coordinated meltwater experiments in the "SOFIA" project, and now have basic data in from 7 coupled models. Paper to come...see https://t.co/o3HsfS2TtL for more. Might be cool to test these ideas in the SOFIA ensemble!?

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

Interestingly my 5 yr old @MustangSurvival PFD holds air way better than my half-the-age and double-the-price deckvest from @Spinlock_HQ. Sample size=1.

[Canadian Earth System Model 5 (CanESM5) @canesm5]

CCCma is looking for a full time computer scientist. Another great opportunity to join our modelling team. Applications close 31 Jan 2022:

https://t.co/i9N0NfDVc6

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@WestJet if you only want people to call for flights in 72hrs, are you going to waive the 25 day requirement for vacations cancellations?

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@rabernat @pangeo_data thanks will do

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@pangeo_data there is an issue with the CanESM5 r1i1p1f1 data for Omon in your GCS catalogue. I'm not sure of the best way to report but please see https://t.co/lsI9L1ifCM

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@pangeo_data There is an issue with the CanESM5 r1i1p1f1 data for ssp245 Omon variables in your GCS catalogue. Not sure of the best way to report but please see https://t.co/lsI9L1ifCM

[Neil Swart @Neil_C_Swart]

@edwiebe I've got to disagree on this one @edwiebe. I love metric units in general, but knots are more relatable to a sailor. A knot is a nautical mile/hour and a nautical mile is one arc minute of latitude. That has real physical and practical significance on a chart.