ACCESS-NRI, Australia's climate simulator, is a national research infrastructure created to support development and research with the Australian Community Climate and Earth System Simulator (ACCESS) modelling system framework. ACCESS simulates past, present and future climate, weather and Earth systems.

About us

Our models simulate different future weather and climate scenarios by linking separate computer modules that represent different parts of the Earth system such as the atmosphere, land, ocean, and sea ice.

Supported models

Our models are powerful tools for researchers. They provide weather and climate predictions at all time scales to support decision making in agriculture, water, emergency management, planning for public infrastructure, and more.

Our impact

ACCESS-NRI is a major collaborative undertaking between the Bureau of Meteorology, CSIRO, Australian Antarctic Division, and five Australian universities, in collaboration with national and international partners.

Partners and collaborators

Interested in joining our team?

Contact us to have a chat or check out our job opportunities.

Climate, weather and Earth system modelling to support research and decision making in Australia

Australia’s climate simulator, ACCESS-NRI, is a major collaborative undertaking between the Bureau of Meteorology, CSIRO, Australian Antarctic Division, and five Australian universities,  in collaboration with international partners and the climate and weather research communities.

Interested in ACCESS models, tools, or data?

Join our community: engage with the ACCESS-Hive Forum, participate in a Community Working Group, subscribe to the ACCESStory newsletter, or sign up to an event!