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 ===== Description of the area =====
-The Atmospheric Composition (AC) group aims at better understanding the chemical composition of the atmosphere and its effects upon air quality, weather and climate, while improving predictions from local to global scales. We address this goal through the development and use of the Multiscale Nonhydrostatic AtmospheRe CHemistry model (NMMB-MONARCH). The group is the research backbone of the well-known [[http://www.bsc.es/caliope/es|CALIOPE system]], which provides high-resolution short-term air quality forecasts for Europe, with a special focus on Spain and its main urban areas using the in-house HERMES emission model. The group is also the research backbone of the WMO Regional Specialized Meteorological Center for Atmospheric Sand and Dust Forecast, the [[https://dust.aemet.es|Barcelona Dust Regional Center]].
+The Atmospheric Composition (AC) group aims at better understanding the chemical composition of the atmosphere and its effects upon air quality, weather and climate, while improving predictions from local to global scales. We address this goal through the development and use of the in-house Multiscale Nonhydrostatic AtmospheRe CHemistry model (MONARCH), and the European Community Earth System Model [[https://ec-earth.org/| EC-Earth]]. The group is the research backbone of the well-known [[http://www.bsc.es/caliope/es|CALIOPE system]], which provides high-resolution short-term air quality forecasts for Europe, with a special focus on Spain and its main urban areas using the in-house HERMES emission model. The group is also the research backbone of the WMO Regional Specialized Meteorological Center for Atmospheric Sand and Dust Forecast, the [[https://dust.aemet.es|Barcelona Dust Regional Center]].
 Our models and forecasts are enhanced by an intensive use of up-to-date observations, both for model evaluation and to feed our aerosol ensemble-based data assimilation system. Our research focuses on urban air quality, and atmospheric chemistry and aerosols from regional to global scales, with an emphasis on mineral dust. Since October 2016, the group hosts an AXA Chair on Sand and Dust Storms. This 15-year research programme is not only intended to support the WMO Regional Center based at BSC, but also to widen the scope and relevance of the mineral dust research in the group.
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-===== Welcome to AC group wiki homepage =====
-On this page you will find information about the activities of the group, its organisation and its way to work.
-**How the AC group is structured?** The AC group is structured into **4 teams** - AC-EMIS (emissions), AC-CHEM (atmospheric chemistry and air quality), AC-CLIM (dust, aerosol and climate), AC-DAFA (data assimilation, forecasting and applications) - and **4 cross-cutting working groups (WG)** - WG models, WG observations and evaluation, WG artificial intelligence, WG operationals.
-**How people work and interact?** In their daily work:
-  * (1) AC members find useful information on this wiki, including general information about the activities of the group or its teams, agenda and minutes of the meetings...;
-  * (2) they use the AC group mailing list (<ac-bsc@bsc.es>) or AC team mailing lists (<ac-emis@bsc.es>, <ac-chem@bsc.es>, <ac-clim@bsc.es>, <ac-dafa@bsc.es>) for general communication (newcomers should ask to be included in the mailing lists to team leaders);
-  * (3) they use the [[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=internal_communication:calendars|Calendars at BSC]] and the AC calendar to schedule and participate to participate to different meetings (in presential, online or hybrid);
-  * (4) they use the BSC-ES department [[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es|Gitlab]] for developing codes (in both individual and/or collective projects), reporting issues, requesting data download, or any type of discussion;
-  * (5) they use [[https://app.slack.com/client/TAX7CHU9G/CAY4691FY|Slack]] for fast communication (note that the history of the conversations on Slack is very limited, so use Gitlab for important discussions you want to keep track along time).
-**When do people meet?** The AC group meetings occur on a monthly frequency. Then each AC team and each AC working group is organising regular meetings at a specific frequency (typically from 2 to 4 weeks). Regular AC-CES meetings are also organised. Besides the AC group meeting and their AC team meeting, each AC member is free to participate to the other aforementioned regular meetings, according to his/her interests (regularly or sporadically). All these regular meetings are advertized in the AC group calendar. More specifically, everyone is free to join the other team meetings (many research lines overlap different AC teams). On top of these regular meetings, additional meetings are typically organised around projects or group of projects.
-**Who should I contact if I have a question or issue?** For questions or issues related to your computer, your email, your agenda, etc., you can contact Albert Vila Miró (by email at albert.vila@bsc.es or on slack). For general questions or issues related to HPC, installation, modules, packages, etc., you can open an issue in the so-called [[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/requests/-/issues|request Gitlab]]. For any other questions or issues, you can ask on the [[https://app.slack.com/client/TAX7CHU9G/CAY4691FY|department slack channel]]) or to the [[https://app.slack.com/client/TAX7CHU9G/C01AY22PB2A|AC slack channel]]). If any doubt, simply ask your team leader on slack.
 ===== AC wiki index =====
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   *   **AC group:**
+    *   List of open positions in/with AC ([[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=working_groups:ac_internal_wiki:ac_open_positions|Wiki]])
     *   List of people ([[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=working_groups:ac_people|Wiki]])
     *   List of AC projects ([[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-4bLMlN5cta0gD5HL6wwnkWyrox38Fl4thyrFZIAu38/edit#gid=2062102954|GoogleSheet]])
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     *   WG Observations and evaluation ([[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=working_groups:ac:operations_wg|Wiki]])
     *   WG Artificial intelligence for atmospheric composition ([[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=working_groups:ac:ai4ac|Wiki]])
-    *   WG Operationals ([[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=working_groups:ac:new_caliope|Wiki]])
+    *   WG Operationals Tech ([[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=working_groups:ac:new_caliope|Wiki]])
+    *   WG Operationals Eval ([[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=working_groups:ac:operationals_eval|Wiki]])
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+===== Starting at AC =====
+On this page you will find information about the activities of the group, its organisation and its way to work.
+**How the AC group is structured?** The AC group is structured into **4 teams** - AC-EMIS (emissions), AC-CHEM (atmospheric chemistry and air quality), AC-CLIM (dust, aerosol and climate), AC-DAFA (data assimilation, forecasting and applications) - and **4 cross-cutting working groups (WG)** - WG models, WG observations and evaluation, WG artificial intelligence, WG operationals.
+**How people work and interact?** In their daily work:
+  * (1) AC members find useful information on this wiki, including general information about the activities of the group or its teams, agenda and minutes of the meetings...;
+  * (2) they use the AC group mailing list (<ac-bsc@bsc.es>) or AC team mailing lists (<ac-emis@bsc.es>, <ac-chem@bsc.es>, <ac-clim@bsc.es>, <ac-dafa@bsc.es>) for general communication. Newcomers should ask to be included in the mailing lists to team leaders;
+  * (3) they use the [[https://earth.bsc.es/wiki/doku.php?id=internal_communication:calendars|Calendars at BSC]] and the AC calendar to schedule and participate to different meetings (in presential, online or hybrid), and the ACG-Holidays-Travels calendar to let other people know about availability. Newcomers should subscribe to the Department, AC and ACG-Holidays-Travels calendars;
+  * (4) they use the BSC-ES department [[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es|Gitlab]] for developing codes (in both individual and/or collective projects), reporting issues, requesting data download, or any type of discussion;
+  * (5) they use [[https://app.slack.com/client/TAX7CHU9G/CAY4691FY|Slack]] for fast communication (note that the history of the conversations on Slack is very limited, so use Gitlab for important discussions you want to keep track along time).
+**When do people meet?** The AC group meetings occur on a monthly frequency. Then each AC team and each AC working group is organising regular meetings at a specific frequency (typically from 2 to 4 weeks). Regular AC-CES meetings are also organised. Besides the AC group meeting and their AC team meeting, each AC member is free to participate to the other aforementioned regular meetings, according to his/her interests (regularly or sporadically). All these regular meetings are advertized in the AC group calendar. More specifically, everyone is free to join the other team meetings (many research lines overlap different AC teams). On top of these regular meetings, additional meetings are typically organised around projects or group of projects.
+**Who should I contact if I have a question or issue?** For questions or issues related to your computer, your email, your agenda, etc., you can contact Albert Vila Miró (by email at albert.vila@bsc.es or on slack). For general questions or issues related to HPC, installation, modules, packages, etc., you can open an issue in the so-called [[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/requests/-/issues|request Gitlab]]. For any other questions or issues, you can ask on the [[https://app.slack.com/client/TAX7CHU9G/CAY4691FY|department slack channel]]) or to the [[https://app.slack.com/client/TAX7CHU9G/C01AY22PB2A|AC slack channel]]). If any doubt, simply ask your team leader on slack.
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   * **HERMES** : emission model that includes its HERMESv3_GR global-regional version ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/hermesv3_gr|Gitlab]]) and HERMESv3_BU bottom-up version ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/hermesv3_bu|Gitlab]]), and its associated database HERMESv3_BU_data ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/hermesv3_bu_data|Gitlab]])
   * **(NMMB-)MONARCH** : weather-chemistry model ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/ac/nmmb-monarch|Gitlab]])
-  * **EC-Earth4** : Earth system model ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/ec-earth4|Gitlab]])
+  * **EC-Earth3** : Earth system model v3 ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/auto-ecearth3|Gitlab]])
+  * **EC-Earth4** : Earth system model v4 ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/ec-earth4|Gitlab]])
   * **CAMP** : tool for flexible treatment of chemistry in atmospheric models ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/ac/camp|Gitlab]])
   * **GHOST** : harmonized observational database
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   * **auto-hermes** ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/auto-hermes|Gitlab]]) : for running a combination of HERMESv3_GR/HERMESv3_BU/HERMESv3_BU_data
   * **auto-monarch** ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/auto-monarch|Gitlab]]) : for running pipelines such as HERMES/MONARCH/Providentia-interpolation/SNES or HERMES/MONARCH-DA/Providentia-interpolation/SNES
-  * **auto-ecearth3** ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/auto-ecearth3|Gitlab]]) : for running EC-Earth4
+  * **auto-ecearth3** ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/auto-ecearth3|Gitlab]]) : for running EC-Earth3
   * **auto-snes** ([[https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/auto-SNES|Gitlab]]) : for running SNES
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   * WG : Working Group
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