JASMIN access may be provided for all projects within the NERC remit * and either working at or collaborating with an eligible UK institution (the actual person may or may not be based in the UK; short-term training accounts are also a possibility in some cases).
The best way to start with JASMIN  is to go through the Getting started with JASMIN webinars you can find on https://www.ceda.ac.uk/events/getting-started-with-jasmin-webinar/ and the first few sections of https://help.jasmin.ac.uk/category/158-getting-started. Access JASMIN as follows:

  1. All JASMIN users need to have a CEDA login, a login account and an SSH key. These videos describe the process in detail, and see also the JASMIN documentation (especially the Get started with JASMIN section covering the JASMIN Accounts Portal). On approval, you will automatically be subscribed to the JASMIN-USERS Jiscmail listserv, and note the CEDA support email is support at ceda dot ac dot uk (see also CEDA Help).
  2. JASMIN users wishing to use JULES should also request access to some relevant services. JASMIN services you are subscribed to are listed here and clicking on “Group workspaces” or “Additional services” on the left show you other services that are available (see also JASMIN Help). I advise to request access to the JASMIN services nerctools (NERC software tools), jules (JULES workspace) and hydro_jules using the form here (check whether you have access to e.g. the jules workspace with this command: ls -ltr /gws/nopw/j04/jules).
  3. Make sure you are familiar with the other tools available through CEDA and JASMIN - they can make your life much easier! - including the CEDA Data Catalogue, the JASMIN Analysis Platform, other software and many other services. CEDA also runs regular webinars that can be very useful in learning how to use these and other tools.
* Working "within the NERC remit" essentially just means you are in the broad area of Environmental Science. For more information see here.

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Land Surface Science group, UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH),
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