TECA(Toolkit for Extreme Climate Analysis) is a collection of climate analysis algorithms geared toward extreme event detection and tracking implemented in a scalable parallel framework. The core is written in modern c++ and uses MPI+thread for parallelism. The framework supports a number of parallel design patterns including distributed data parallelism and map-reduce. Python bindings make the high performance c++ code easy to use. TECA has been used up to 750k cores.
TECA can be built and installed with all of its dependencies using the TECA Superbuild.
For more information please see the TECA User's Guide.
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