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ACCESS Archiver

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Mackallah, Chloe
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This is the ACCESS Archiver, v1.1

The ACCESS Archiver is designed to archive model output from ACCESS simulations (https://research.csiro.au/access/). It's focus is to copy ACCESS model output from its initial location to a secondary location (typically from /scratch to /g/data), while converting UM files to netCDF, compressing MOM/CICE files, and culling restart files to 10-yearly. Saves 50-80% of storage space due to conversion and compression.

Supported versions are CM2 (coupled, amip & chem versions), ESM1.5 (script & payu versions), OM2[-025]. For use on NCI's Gadi system only.

Designed for use alongside the APP4 for CMIP6-compliant processing: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7703469
Lineage: Developed by Chloe Mackallah, CSIRO Aspendale, for the preparation of ACCESS model data for CMIP6.

Available: 2023-04-03

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ACCESS | Climate Change Processes | Climate Change Science | Computational Modelling and Simulation in Earth Sciences | Data Management and Data Science | Data Management and Data Science Not Elsewhere Classified | Earth Sciences | Geoinformatics | Information and Computing Sciences | climate data | climate modelling | data archiving | post-processing |

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