geos-chem

Python toolkit for GEOS-Chem. Contains basic plotting scripts, plus the suite of GEOS-Chem benchmarking utilities.

Integrated Methane Inversion workflow repository.

Run GEOS-Chem easily on AWS cloud

WRF-GC Coupled Meteorology-Chemistry Model Release Repository

The "superproject" wrapper repository for GCHP, the high-performance instance of the GEOS-Chem chemical-transport model.

The Harmonized Emissions Component (HEMCO), developed by the GEOS-Chem Support Team.

xarray interface for bpch files

Module for working with global/regional Chemical Transport Model (CTM) output and observations

A simple portable file cataloging tool for bash

SMOKE Policy Tool: A framework to model and project the impact of Indonesian fires on public health in Equatorial Asia for 2005-2029 based on land use/ land cover classification, GFEDv4s fire emissions, and meteorology in Google Earth Engine

Cloud-J is multi-scattering eight-stream radiative transfer model for solar radiation based on Fast-J. It was originally developed by Michael J. Prather.

Logs of a massively parallel, thousand-core run of WRF-GC on the AWS Cloud

Repository for GEOS-Chem High Performance: software that enables running GEOS-Chem on a cubed-sphere grid with MPI parallelization.

The Kinetic PreProcessor, which is used to generate efficient chemistry-solver code from a mechanism specification.

Configuration files for downloading GEOS-Chem input data with the bashdatacatalog utility.

Split up GEOS-Chem runs into smaller chunks to schedule jobs on HPC. Also enables managing Meteorology & emissions input files.

Fortran code to couple global model passive tracer fields to WRF boundaries

A powerful Jupyter-based toolkit for analyzing and visualizing Geos-Chem atmospheric chemistry model outputs. Supports both NetCDF and BPCH formats with interactive visualizations and custom colormaps.

Reproducibility package for Jin et al. (2023) on western US wildfire VOC emissions using WE-CAN, FIREX-AQ, and GEOS-Chem v12.5.0.

Welcome to the GEOS-Chem website