China plays big, shows off "magic eye" to predict disasters... no one in the world has done it yet

China has just announced the LICOMK++ ocean simulation system with a resolution of only 1km - the most advanced in the world today. (Photo: Business Standard)

This model allows detailed monitoring of phenomena such as eddies, heat transport and impacts on global climate. (Photo: Click Oil and Gas )

Despite being limited in technological components due to the embargo, scientists have successfully developed this system using domestic supercomputers. (Photo: Inspenet)

LICOMK++ can help forecast storms, floods, heat waves and other climate changes more accurately. (Photo: Lapaas Voice)

It is also expected to help meteorological agencies plan disasters and manage coastal areas more effectively. (Photo: Click Oil and Gas)

The system won a top prize at the HPC China 2024 event and was a finalist for the prestigious Gordon Bell Prize. (Photo: South China Morning)

Accurately simulating ocean activity is key to better understanding climate change. (Photo: Live Science)

LICOMK++ demonstrates China's efforts in technological self-reliance and ambition to lead in the climate field. (Photo: Unsplash)

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