Global Environmental eMuLator

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The Global Environmental eMuLator (GEML) is a component of the experimental Global Deterministic Prediction System (GDPS) and is an artificial intelligence (AI)-based weather emulator trained on past atmospheric states. More specifically, this GEML model is based on data compatible with the ¼°, 13-level version of the GraphCast model (Lam et al. 2023) from DeepMind. It was trained and refined by ECCC, using ECMWF's ERA5 data (1979-2016) and operational analyses (2016-2021). The weights have been recalculated and are also available to the public. Forecasts are carried out twice daily, each with a 10-day lead time. It generates the reference large-scale temperature and horizontal wind fields, toward which GDPS's GEM forecasts are spectrally nudged. The geographical coverage is global with a horizontal resolution of 28 km. Data is available on 13 pressure levels, and employs a uniform latitude-longitude grid with 0.25-degree grid resolution. Six atmospheric variables defined on the 13 pressure levels, along with 4 surface variables are available every 6 hours.

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Name Format Description Link
Datamart du SMC AMQP GRIB2
MSC Datamart AMQP GRIB2
Datamart du SMC GRIB2 Open resource
MSC Datamart GRIB2 Open resource
MSC Open Data documentation HTML Open resource
Documentation des données ouvertes du SMC HTML Open resource
SGPD-GEML - Température de l'air à 2m au dessus de la surface [°C] [expérimental] WMS Open resource
GDPS-GEML - Air temperature at 2m above ground [°C] [experimental] WMS Open resource

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