NorESM2 User Workshop

An introductory course on how to run, diagnose and contribute to NorESM

The NorESM2 user workshop consists of lectures on simulating climate with the NorESM2.3 model and practical sessions on running NorESM2.3 with various components (e.g., CAM, BLOM, CLM) and post-processing data.

This repository creates the webpage of the workshop: https://noresmhub.github.io/NorESM2_Workshop_2026/

Content for the webpage is generated from the gh-pages branch of this repository. Please see instructions below from the original CodeRefienry workshop webpage template.

Quick reference

• (here collect all essential links for planning)

How to generate your workshop repository

To use it, follow these instructions:

• Click the green "Use this template" button.
• Select owner of the new repository and repository name. The name should look like 2019-10-16-workshop. For in-person workshops we use "year-month-date-place" (e.g. 2019-10-16-stockholm).
• Click "Create repository from template".
• You will now be redirected to the new repository.
• On "Settings" enable "GitHub Pages" from gh-pages as "Source".
• Add the link to the generated pages on top right of the repository page at "About" to make it easier to find.
• Link the workshop from https://coderefinery.org/workshops/upcoming/.

How to customize this template after you have created the repository

• Adapt config.toml:
  • adapt base_url (it should contain a trailing slash)
  • adapt title
  • adapt settings below [extra]
• Adapt schedule in content/schedule.yaml. Use times in UTC. The times and dates are automatically displayed in the local time zone of the browser.
• Check texts, e.g. communication page, that they represent the setup of the current workshop

How this template works

This template is based on the Zola static site engine.

To install Zola, follow:

• https://www.getzola.org/documentation/getting-started/installation/
• https://snapcraft.io/zola can be used for system that are not supported by default
• But you can also download the binary directly from here

Check that Zola is installed with $ zola --version.

Local preview

$ zola serve --open

This repository includes a Git submodule as for CSS styling. Make sure to clone with --recursive to also clone the submodule:

$ git clone --recursive ...

If you cloned without --recursive, you can initialize the submodule with:

$ git submodule init