Simulation Systems Repositories Now Public!

[yaswant]

🎉 Exciting Update: Simulation Systems Repositories Now Public!

We are pleased to announce that all our Simulation Systems repositories¹ - except JULES - are now publicly available on GitHub. This step supports transparency, collaboration, and wider community engagement with our work.

🔍 Why is JULES still private?
JULES remains private due to licensing and dependency considerations that require additional review before public release. We’re working towards resolving these and will share updates when available.

🔒 What about UM repositories?
UM repositories will remain private under the UM software licence and are not included in this public release.

👉 Explore the repositories here

Footnotes

1. casim, lfric_apps, lfric_core, moci, monc, mule, rose_picker, shumlib, socrates, socrates-spectral, ukca ↩

[aidanheerdegen]

Great news!

[OliPerkins1987]

Hi there, question on JULES - I have joined the MetOffice github organisation - but the link that was shared to the internal repository is broken. I can see some other internal repos but not JULES.

Will it take some time for my permissions to be granted or is there an issue with the link?

Ol Perkins (co-lead for fire)

[yaswant]

@OliPerkins1987 We are still in the process of onboarding external collaborators to the MetOffice GitHub organisation. The email should have been sent out to everyone today. Once you’re added to the correct team (an automated process), you should be able to access JULES. Please try again in a few moments, and let us know if you continue to experience any issues.