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Geared towards newcomers in numerical computation within Earth system sciences, this guide serves as an introduction to Fortran 90/95. It is particularly useful for students, researchers, and scientific programmers, offering insights into how familiar programming techniques from other languages can be adapted to Fortran 95. The book aims to bridge the gap for those transitioning to this language, making it accessible and practical for a diverse audience.

This book describes the latest advances at the Helmholtz “Earth System Science Research School” where scientists from the Alfred Wegener Institute in Bremerhaven, the University of Bremen, and the Jacobs University are involved in research. One of the greatest challenges is understanding ongoing environmental changes. The longer the time scale the more components of the Earth system are involved, e.g. interannual and decadal variations are related to the coupled atmosphere-ocean-sea ice system, whereas longer variations like glacial-interglacial or Cenozoic transitions involve the carbon cycle, ice sheets and gateways. In order to get deep insights into Earth system science, observations, remote sensing, past environmental data, as well as modeling need to be integrated. These different approaches are traditionally taught in separated disciplines at bachelor and master levels. It is, therefore, necessary to bring these disciplines together in PhD programs.