Welcome to the C2SM User Landing Page!
Here we collect helpful information for scientists and partners about the C2SM core team, tasks, support, the Alps system, models, tools, datasets and much more.
We are pleased to announce that three upcoming workshops are now open for registration:
12 September 2025 19 & 26 September; 3, 10, 17, 24 October 2025 27 & 28 November 2025Please follow the links for more information and registration.
We are excited to share that a Glossary has been added to our landing page!
It includes most — if not all — of the abbreviations and technical terms used throughout our site. This is especially helpful for new C2SM members who may not yet be familiar with all the jargon.
Curious about what SPICE has to do with limited-area modeling? Or wondering about the difference between CESM and C2SM? You will find the answers in the Glossary — check it out!
On March 24, 2025, the C2SM Community Day took place at ETH main building. The slides of the Core Team presentation can be downloaded from the Community Day web page .
A new release of the EXTPAR software has been published. It includes several bug fixes, new features, automatic container deployment and a new documentation.
We are pleased to announce our next Git for Beginners workshop, which will take place on Monday, March 31th from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm.
Last week, CSCS deployed the Climate and Weather vCluster santis. As some fine-tuning is still ongoing, the Santis section provides an overview of how to transition from todi to santis.
The ICON User Workshop takes place on 4 February 2025 as a physical meeting at the ETH Zentrum campus in the heart of Zurich.
Since the transition from Piz Daint to the new Alps infrastructure is already taking place, we have added a new navigation section Alps to collect all necessary information there.
We are pleased to announce our next Git for Advanced workshop, which will take place on Wednesday, September 25th from 9:00 am to 12:30 pm.
As you probably all know the new Alps system is currently being set up at CSCS. With this machine, CSCS introduced major changes, of course in the hardware, but also in the user experience.