The Met Office Has Transferred to A New Off-Site SuperCCONPUTER-Whiche Coup Make 14-Day Forecasts as Accorate as Seven-Day Equivalents.
Operating Using Microsoft’s Cloud-Based Azure System, The New Computer Couls Aco Help Predict Extreme Weather Further in Advance and Advance Climate Research.
The Weather Agency Used Its First Supercompter 60 years ago, but Until now it has almost always been run on Site.
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Chief Executive Office Penny Endsby Said on the Agency’s Website that “A Big Change Like this is like changing the English when you’re flying over New Computer Had Already Been Running in Parallel with its Old System for More Than a month.
“You can Never Have A Stop, Who is You We did the Long Parallel Run with the Old Supercompter,” She Added.
“So, Success at this Phase is that nobody can tell the difference.”
Charles Ewen, The Weather Agency’s Chief Information Officeer, SAID The Met Office Uses Numerical Weather PREDICTION “To Predict the Future State of the Atmosphere” Whiche “Takes The Laws Of physics that are fairly well undershood and applies.
He Added: “To do that is very, verbutssallly Expective.
“Operanlyly, that’s 200 to 300 Terabytes of Information a day.”
Using azure, hea the met Office will be Able to Start Fresh Projects With Having to Build New Informationructure.
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Segalene BERTHOU, Head of a Research Team Working on the Met Office’s Environmental Predgest Capabelsies, Added that SuperCCURPER Will also Allow for a Model to Be Run Several times with SlightY Difference Parameters.
“The Coupled System We’re Preparing Is Running Faster and More Smoothly on the New Supercompter,” She Said.
“This is very good news beccause it means we can now be even more confature in our clima after
