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- libmpdata++
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- CRCP
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- ALADIN-NH
- ASAM
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- AROME
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- ExnerFOAM
- MMesh3D
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- ICON
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- A consistent framework for discrete integrations of soundproof and compressible PDEs of atmospheric dynamics
- A moist Boussinesq shallow water equations set for testing atmospheric models
- Smooth, seamless, and structured grid generation with flexibility in resolution distribution on a sphere based on conformal mapping and the spring dynamics method
- Mixed finite elements for numerical weather prediction
- Analysis of grid imprinting on geodesic spherical icosahedral grids
- Expanding grids for efficient cloud dynamics simulations across scales
- A finite-volume module for simulating global all-scale atmospheric flows
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- A global shallow water model using high order multi-moment constrained finite volume method and icosahedral grid
- On numerical realizability of thermal convection
- Wave dispersion properties of compound finite elements
- An edge-based unstructured mesh discretisation in geospherical framework
- A review of element-based Galerkin methods for numerical weather prediction: finite elements, spectral elements, and discontinuous Galerkin
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