JAMES completes Volume 1, 2009

JAMES completed its first published volume at the end of 2009, with 16 high-quality articles published to Vol. 1, 2009

We thank those of you in the Earth systems modeling community who have contributed to JAMES so far, either as authors, reviewers, editors, or readers. We encourage you to consider JAMES as a venue to publish you research. We also encourage you to review the available articles and consider citing works in JAMES in your publications.

The subsequent volume, Vol. 2, 2010, is underway.

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