JASMIN: The UK's data analysis facility for environmental science

A poster made to showcase JASMIN at RSECon24 and to complement the lightning talk given at the Birds of a Feather session titled "HPCRSE@RSECon24: 3rd annual meeting of the HPC RSE community". It gives a description of JASMIN's capabilities, the areas of research it supports, and the teams that run it. In the centre there is also a diagram of the services offered and technologies in use within JASMIN. Image descriptions and credits: Header - Aisle full of server racks. Credit: STFC/UKRI Top right behind - Part of the Earth on a black background with the ocean in shades of purple to orange to yellow indicating the sea surface temperature. Two graphs overlayed show the temperature anomaly and phytoplankton concentration. Credit: Marine Heatwaves - Lee de Mora, Plymouth Marine Laboratory Top right overlayed - Colourful swirls overlayed on a globe show satellite data of plumes of carbon monoxide, methane, and methanol from the 2019/2020 wildfires in eastern Australia. Credit: Near real-time satellite data could help alleviate the air pollution impact from wildfires - NCEO/STFC Bottom left overlayed - Iridescent-like pattern over a satellite image of a part of New Zealand showing the crust deformation from the November 2016 Kaikoura earthquake. Credit: Kaikoura Earthquake – Complex Rupture & Mountain Building, COMET/NERC Bottom left behind - Two short, round atmospheric sensors in a field, in front of a large, white weather radar dish at Chilbolton Atmospheric Observatory. Credit: Chilbolton Atmospheric Observatory Sensors - NCAS