The advent of parallel processing opens a new era in numerical weather prediction. The basis of parallel computing lies in the concept of partitioning the computational domain among parallel processors. Domain decomposition techniques are usually dictated by the numerical algorithms and the nature of physical processes defined in the model. This paper describes the methodology and techniques used to optimize and parallelize the HLAFS Regional Weather model.
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