OGGM is a modular open source model for glacier dynamics
OGGM is able to simulate past and future mass balance, volume and geometry of (almost) any glacier in the world, in a fully automated and extensible workflow.
The model accounts for glacier geometry (including contributory branches) and includes an explicit ice dynamics module. We rely exclusively on publicly available data for calibration and validation. OGGM is modular and supports novel modelling workflows: it LOVES to be remixed and reused!
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