Climate science and computational technology have recently merged in ambitious projects, such as EU’s Destination Earth or NVIDIA’s Omniverse. EVE links and enlarges the scope of such ambitious projects around the world to help each become more than the sum of their parts, and to expand our capabilities of understanding how climate and climate change are affecting our well-being and development.
By providing access to technologies that would otherwise be unaccessible to the scientific community, EVE will open new pathways for scientists and technologists to advance their own domains.
"With the current models, we are still looking at the world through blurred glasses and we could do so much better. EVE is about utterly transforming our capabilities, in partnerships with institutions across the globe."
Experts from various fields will have democratized access to the data space with climate projections of much greater fidelity, local granularity, globally.
Scientists will gain command of new technologies to build and use tools for the development of new analysis methods and proactive information production.
EVE will serve as an access point to the emerging high-performance computing technologies and artificial intelligence for transdisciplinary endeavors, increasing observation integration, impact assessments, risk management, globally.
Regionally distributed EVE nodes will include training facilities, programmes and tools for people from across the globe, to gain and produce knowledge using climate information of unprecedented quality and salience.
