Engineering the Software for Understanding Climate Change

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Engineering the Software for Understanding Climate Change

November 19th, 2009 steve Leave a comment Go to comments

Our paper, Engineering the Software for Understanding Climate Change finally appeared today in IEEE Computing in Science and Engineering. The rest of the issue looks interesting too – a special issue on software engineering in computational science. Kudos to Greg and Andy for pulling it together.

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