Elmer/Ice courses - Material

Since 2008, a number of Elmer/Ice courses have been instructed. In this page, you will find the presentation and the material used during these courses. Because Elmer/Ice is evolving and some errors in the presentations have been found, it is recommended to start with the latest material.

Updated material for the most of the examples used for these different courses can also be downloaded from the ElmerIceCourses git repository.

Instruction how to reach CSC: https://www.csc.fi/how-to-reach-us

We will not spend time troubleshooting not working Elmer/Ice installations at the place. We expect you to bring along a working Elmer installation.

This can be achieved by either…

• installing the virtual appliance (preferred solution). Instructions can be found here.
• installing Elmer on your computer (mind, that you need a working elmerf90 script in this installation). Following instructions for compilation can be useful. There also is a complete video instruction of installation of Elmer on Ubuntu 20 on Elmer YouTube channel.
• using a remote desktop provided by CSC - if the above mentioned methods do not work out, we can provide you with temporal access to CSC's server via a remote desktop - please, contact thomas.zwinger@csc.fi if this is necessary

MIND: We also will need python, Gmsh and ParaView during the course (all of them being uploaded on the virtual appliance).

We also will invite registered participants to join a to the course dedicated Slack channel. The channel is meant to exchange in case of troubles before and during the course, but also can be used to discuss and give feedback after the event (we will leave it open).

If you want to start at your own pace, we also suggest to go through the simple 2D flowline example from 2020 online course before the course. This is also a good way to test your Elmer/Ice installation.

Please, follow the link to course material

We will not spend time troubleshooting not working Elmer/Ice installations at the place. We expect you to bring along a working Elmer installation.

This can be achieved by either…

• installing the virtual appliance (preferred solution). Instructions can be found here.
• installing Elmer on your computer (mind, that you need a working elmerf90 script in this installation). Following instructions for compilation can be useful. There also is a complete video instruction of installation of Elmer on Ubuntu 20 on Elmer YouTube channel.
• using a remote desktop provided by CSC - if the above mentioned methods do not work out, we can provide you with temporal access to CSC's server via a remote desktop - please, contact thomas.zwinger@csc.fi if this is necessary

MIND: We also will need python, Gmsh and ParaView during the course (all of them being uploaded on the virtual appliance).

We also will invite registered participants to join a to the course dedicated Slack channel. The channel is meant to exchange in case of troubles before and during the course, but also can be used to discuss and give feedback after the event (we will leave it open).

If you want to start at your own pace, we also suggest to go through the simple 2D flowline example from 2020 online course before the course. This is also a good way to test your Elmer/Ice installation.

Please, follow the link to course material

The course will take place at the University of Uppsala, Villavägen 16, 752 36 Uppsala, SWEDEN. At place, Rickard Pettersson helped us to reserve the rooms. The detailed instructions for the different sessions are:

24/10:

• 9-12, Halland FM114 (https://link.mazemap.com/cN6idtPC)
• 13-17, Skåne GM216 (https://link.mazemap.com/Hxlt6TPz)

25/10:

• 9-12, Halland FM114 (https://link.mazemap.com/cN6idtPC)
• 13-17, Skåne GM216 (https://link.mazemap.com/Hxlt6TPz)

For the moment, there are no restrictions concerning CoVID19 in place. As a general rule, do not come to the course if you feel sick.

We will not spend time troubleshooting not working Elmer/Ice installations at the place. We expect you to bring along a working Elmer installation.

This can be achieved by either…

• installing the virtual appliance (preferred solution). Instructions can be found here.
• installing Elmer on your computer (mind, that you need a working elmerf90 script in this installation). Following instructions for compilation can be useful. There also is a complete video instruction of installation of Elmer on Ubuntu 20 on Elmer YouTube channel.

MIND: We also will need python, Gmsh and ParaView during the course (all of them being uploaded on the virtual appliance).

We also will invite registered participants to join a to the course dedicated Slack channel. The channel is meant to exchange in case of troubles before and during the course, but also can be used to discuss and give feedback after the event (we will leave it open).

If you want to start at your own pace, we also suggest to go through the simple 2D flowline example from 2020 online course before the course. This is also a good way to test your Elmer/Ice installation.

Please, follow the link to course material

The course will take place at the University of Oslo (thanks to Thomas Schuler for helping us) in the seminar room at the CCSE (Center for Computing in Science Education) which is located in the physics building (check map). If you need information on rules concerning travel to and the stay in Oslo - in particular to CoVID, find instructions on thisofficial website. Instructions concerning the campus of the university can be found here. As a general rule, do not come to the course if you feel sick.

CSC (Finland) and IGE (France) are organizing an online beginner Elmer/Ice course in November 2020. This course is sponsored by the H2020 projects TiPACCs and PROTECT and the french ANR project EIS.

The course consists of two phases:

Video instructions for self learning (16-20/11/2020): we provide a number of videos for self study that constitute the first part of the course. We will provide support via interactive sessions during this period to complete the exercises. Of course, questions could also be sent trough the Slack channel.

Online course (23-27/11/2020): consisting of daily online sessions. To accommodate all time zones, there will be a session starting at 8am CET and one starting at 5pm CET. All session will be kept below 2 hours.

Before the course, one should have a working Elmer/Ice installed on her/his computer. For that you can either:

• install Elmer and Elmer/Ice directly on your computer, following instructions here.
• install the virtual appliance. Instructions can be found here (easiest solution).

--> Link to all the material regarding the course.

The University of Iceland, in collaboration with CSC (Finland) and IGE (France) is organizing a 2-day beginner Elmer/Ice course from 28th to 29th October 2019. This course is hosted by the University of Iceland and sponsored by the H2020 project TiPACCs as well as Finnish Academy Project COLD.

Download the list of participants, program and useful informations here.

CSC (Finland) in cooperation with IGE (France) is organizing a 3-day advanced Elmer/Ice workshop from 29th to 31st October 2018. This course is hosted by CSC and sponsored by the Labex OSUG@2020.

All the material produced during this workshop can be found here.

The workshop program can be downloaded here.

The University of Lapland, in collaboration with CSC (Finland) and IGE (France) is organizing a 2-day beginner Elmer/Ice course from 22nd to 23th October 2018. This course is hosted by the University of Lapland and sponsored by the Labex OSUG@2020 as well as eSTICC Nordic Centre of Excellence.

Download the list of participants, program and useful informations here.

IGE (France) in cooperation with CSC (Finland) organized a 3-day advanced Elmer/Ice workshop from 22nd to 24th November 2017. This course was sponsored by the Labex OSUG@2020.

All the material and presentations can be found here.

The workshop program can be downloaded here.

The Bolincentre for Climate Research of Stockholm University in cooperation with IGE (France) and CSC (Finland) is organizing a 2-day beginner Elmer/Ice course on the 23rd and 24th of October 2017. This course is sponsored by the Labex OSUG@2020 and eScience tools for investigating climate change (eSTICC).

Download the list of participants, program and useful informations here.

The Department of Geosciences of the University of Oslo in cooperation with LGGE (France) and CSC (Finland) is organizing a 3-day beginner Elmer/Ice course on the 31st of October, 1st and 2nd of November 2016. This course is sponsored by the Labex OSUG@2020 and eScience tools for investigating climate change (eSTICC).

Download the list of participants, program and useful informations here.

LGGE (France) in cooperation with CSC (Finland) were organizing a 3-day advanced Elmer/Ice workshop on the 30th of November, 1st and 2nd of December 2015. This course was sponsored by the Labex OSUG@2020.

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Download the list of participants, program and useful informations here.

CIC in cooperation with CSC (Finland) and LGGE (France) was organizing a 2-day Elmer/Ice course on the 2nd and 3rd of November 2015. This course was sponsored by the Labex OSUG@2020.

Download the list of participants, program and useful informations here.

IMO in cooperation with CSC (Finland) and LGGE (France) was organizing a 3-day Elmer/Ice course on the 27th to 29th of October 2014.

Download the list of participants, program and useful informations here.

A 3-day Elmer/Ice advanced workshop was organised at CSC (Espoo, Finland) from the 4th to the 6th of November 2013. The course was held by Fabien Gillet-Chaulet (LGGE), Mika Malinen (CSC), Peter Råback (CSC) and Thomas Zwinger (CSC).

A 2-day beginner Elmer/Ice course was organised at LGGE (Grenoble, France) the 3rd and 4th of October 2013. The course was organized by Olivier Gagliardini and Fabien Gillet-Chaulet and held by Thomas Zwinger (CSC) and Fabien Gillet-Chaulet (LGGE). This course was sponsored by the french ANR SUMER research project.

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A 2-day beginner Elmer/Ice course was organised at the University of Alberta the 22 and 23 of April 2013. The course was organised by Martin Sharp (UoA) and held by Olivier Gagliardini (LGGE). The presentation and associated material are given below. All the material has been updated to account for the internal extrusion of a footprint mesh during the simulation.

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A 2-day beginner Elmer/Ice course was organised at the University of Washington the 7 and 8 of March 2013. The course was organised by Ian Joughin (UW) and held by Olivier Gagliardini (LGGE). The presentation and associated material are given below. All the material has been updated to account for the new Elmer/Ice package.

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A 3-day beginner Elmer/Ice course was organised in Vancouver during October 2012 (3 days in total). The course was held by Olivier Gagliardini (LGGE). The presentation and associated material are given below.

Download the list of participants.

The Nordic Centre of Excellence, SVALI (Stability and Variations of Arctic Land Ice) hold its first summer school on the topic of Glaciology and Earth System Models. The school took place at Nuuksio National Park in Espoo, Finland, close to the Helsinki metropolitan area. The school was two weeks long and started on Monday 23 May, 2011. The Elmer/Ice courses was included in these two week courses. The course was held by Thomas Zwinger (CSC), Olivier Gagliardini (LGGE) and Martina Schäfer (Arctic Centre). Material and more information regarding this course can be found here.

LGGE and CSC organised an informal course on Elmer/Ice at LGGE (France) during February 14 and 15, 2008. The course was held by Olivier Gagliardini from LGGE and Thomas Zwinger from CSC. Material and more information regarding this course can be found here. TODO SHOULD WE MOVE ALL THE MATERIAL FROM THE OLD WIKI?