TY - GEN
AU - Peter Bauer
AU - Tiago Quintino
AU - Nils Wedi
AU - Antonino Bonanni
AU - Marcin Chrust
AU - Willem Deconinck
AU - Michail Diamantakis
AU - Peter Düben
AU - Stephen English
AU - Johannes Flemming
AU - Paddy Gillies
AU - Ioan Hadade
AU - James Hawkes
AU - Mike Hawkins
AU - Olivier Iffrig
AU - Christian Kühnlein
AU - Michael Lange
AU - Peter Lean
AU - Olivier Marsden
AU - Andreas Müller
AU - Sami Saarinen
AU - Domokos Sarmany
AU - Michael Sleigh
AU - Simon Smart
AU - Piotr Smolarkiewicz
AU - Daniel Thiemert
AU - Giovanni Tumolo
AU - Christian Weihrauch
AU - Cristiano Zanna
AU - Pedro Maciel
AB - <p>
  The efficiency of the forecasting system on future high-performance computing and data handling systems is considered one of the key challenges for implementing ECMWF’s ambitious strategy. This was already recognised by ECMWF in 2013, and has led to the foundation of the Scalability Programme. The programme aims to address this challenge as a concerted action between the Centre and its Member States, but also draws in the computational science expertise available throughout Europe. This technical memorandum provides an overview of the status of the programme, highlights achievements from the first five years ranging from observational data pre-processing, data assimilation, forecast model design and output data post-processing, and defines the roadmap for the next five years towards a sustainable system that can operate on the expected range of hardware and software technologies. This point in time is crucial because the programme will have a strong focus on implementation and operational benefit in the next period.</p>

BT - ECMWF Technical Memoranda
DA - 02/2020
DO - 10.21957/gdit22ulm
LA - eng
M1 - 857
N2 - <p>
  The efficiency of the forecasting system on future high-performance computing and data handling systems is considered one of the key challenges for implementing ECMWF’s ambitious strategy. This was already recognised by ECMWF in 2013, and has led to the foundation of the Scalability Programme. The programme aims to address this challenge as a concerted action between the Centre and its Member States, but also draws in the computational science expertise available throughout Europe. This technical memorandum provides an overview of the status of the programme, highlights achievements from the first five years ranging from observational data pre-processing, data assimilation, forecast model design and output data post-processing, and defines the roadmap for the next five years towards a sustainable system that can operate on the expected range of hardware and software technologies. This point in time is crucial because the programme will have a strong focus on implementation and operational benefit in the next period.</p>

PB - ECMWF
PY - 2020
T2 - ECMWF Technical Memoranda
TI - The ECMWF Scalability Programme: Progress and Plans
UR - https://www.ecmwf.int/node/19380
ER -