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  1. Seeing Through the Satellite’s Eye: Bridging Models and Observations at the Global km-Scale Hackathon
    In this interview, we speak with Karsten Peters-von Gehlen, who participated at the Frascati node, about the work done, its significance for ESMO, and the path ...
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    Seeing Through the Satellite’s Eye: Bridging Models and Observations at the Global km-Scale Hackathon
  2. Unlocking the Power of Kilometer-Scale Climate Models: Hackathon Kicks Off to Tackle Next-Gen Earth System Science
    An intense week of hacking to analyze high resolution storm-resolving models
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    Unlocking the Power of Kilometer-Scale Climate Models: Hackathon Kicks Off to Tackle Next-Gen Earth System Science
  3. The World Climate Research Programme Global KM-scale Hackathon
    Digital Earths Lighthouse Activity is planning a global pan-hackathon for the analysis of 'Storm Resolving Models', involving 11 nodes in 6 continents
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