The Earth Simulator is used for research projects in various fields of advanced science, such as global warming projection and Earth core dynamics in the area of geo-science, as well as in bio and nanotechnology, astronomy, atomic energy and automotive science.

The Earth Simulator is used on a project group basis by researchers and engineers from universities, independent administrative institutions and private-sector corporations. The results of Earth Simulator projects presented in theses, proceedings, publications or conference presentations are made available through this academic repository.

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An academic repository (or institutional repository) is a service to store and make available the digital products of universities and research institutes. It promotes the public domain availability of academic documents by providing free access to the materials through the Internet. Against a backdrop of rising prices for academic journals, academic repositories have become increasingly popular tools, especially with universities.

All institutes compile metadata (such as titles and authors of papers) using standardized descriptions, enabling a common paper search system to be built.

As a result, research results will be viewed by more people, providing the following benefits:

The copyright of all registered content belongs to the respective authors or publishers. Digital data, such as theses, will be made available on this website after permission is obtained from the authors or publishers.

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The use of the research results included in the repository is limited to personal use or for the purpose of citation as specified by copyright law. JAMSTEC assumes no liability for any damage arising from the use of the research results included in this repository.