CEES is a partnership between the School of Earth Sciences, the Computer Systems Laboratory, private industry and government.
The center's integration of Earth science and computer science builds capacity in computational methods for the Earth and environmental sciences and enables new growth in areas where computational activities exist already.
The three units of CEES - Research, HPTC, and Education - work together to fill the gap between applied mathematics and the Earth sciences. Combining a strong focus on scientific applications with state-of-the-art hardware and computational methods, CEES is pushing forward the frontiers of computational geoscience and engaging computer scientists and architects to design software and hardware better suited for Earth and environmental science problems. [Learn more]
