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LOCATION:Jean Calvin
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SUMMARY:GeoFLOW: A High-Order Spectral Element Solver for Partial Differen
 tial Equations on the Sphere
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nGeoFLOW: A High-Order Spectral Element Solver
  for Partial Differential Equations on the Sphere\n\nFlynt, Rosenberg, Gov
 ett\n\nWe present an update on the GeoFluid Object Workbench (GeoFLOW) dev
 elopment effort at NOAA that enables researchers to express numerical elem
 ents of geophysically relevant fluid dynamics PDEs with varying degrees of
  granularity from individual operators to fully parallelized systems. 
 ; The software is intended to facilitate the examination of discretization
  truncation order vs. performance tradeoffs in order to best leverage exas
 cale capabilities within the nexus between the dynamical core and paramete
 rized physics for future NWP and climate models. Currently GeoFLOW focuses
  on high-order spectral element and discontinuous Galerkin discretizations
  for 2D/3D planar and spherical domains, but has support for traditional f
 inite volume techniques. We will elaborate on the philosophy behind the ef
 fort and present the current code structure and capabilities, as well as s
 ome initial physical and performance results from our nonlinear advection-
 diffusion and moist convection work.\n\nDomain: CS and Math, Climate and W
 eather
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