Step one DRIHMS
EU project to enable collaboration between ICT and HMR scientific communities to design a powerful e-Infrastructure
DRIHMS Fact Sheet
Step two DRIHM
EU project to develop a prototype e-Science environment to provide end-to-end HMR services at the European level
DRIHM Fact Sheet
And now DRIHM2US
EU project to promote the cooperation between Europe the USA, both sides of the Atlantic, to develop a joint/common HMR e-Infrastructure
DRIH2US Fact Sheet
In the context of EGU2013 - European Geosciences Union General Assembly, 07 – 12 April 2013, a DRIHM2US Meeting has been organized on the April 12. The aim was to enable an open discussion about DRIHM2US and SCIHM projects cooperation with a special focus on the next steps/deliverables.
Agenda of the meeting:
- DRIHM2US Expert Networking Session ToR (from DRIHM2US Work Package 3) – A review of the DRIHM2US terms of reference for the collaboration with particular attention to tasks, deadlines and resources;
- SCIHM ToR – A review of the collaborative tasks as outlined in the SCIHM project documents;
- Comparative analysis of the different approaches underlying the organization of e-infrastructure for Hydro-meteo research in Europe and in the US, in particular Geospatial cataloguing interoperability; Data and Model integration; Web processing Service Compatibility;
- Assessment of options for the organizational setup: Publicly available information about the setup of other comparable organizations will be combined with information obtained from personal contacts to identify the different requirements and options for a post project organizational setup;
- WRF-HYDRO and Continuum interoperability exercise.
DRIHM2US kick-off meeting
On November 8th, at the LRZ Super Computing Center in Garching (Munich) took place the kick-off meeting. The presentation from the partners are available:
Overview of the DRIHM2US activities, click here
Overview of the SCHIM project, click here
The DRIHMS & DRIHM legacy, click here
The SCIHM project
The 7th Framework Programme
This project has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement No: RI-313122
