At the main forum of the 11th World Mazu Cultural Forum, the National Marine Environment Forecast Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources officially released the 2.0 version of the “Mazu” marine forecasting numerical model. The new version targets deep-sea polar exploration and maritime safety assurance, and has achieved important upgrades in global variable resolution numerical simulation, physical dynamic framework updates, expansion of application scenarios for sea ice and marine ecology, and large-scale parallel computing, marking another major breakthrough in the Ministry of Natural Resources's marine forecasting “chip” project.

At the main forum of the 11th World Mazu Cultural Forum, the National Marine Environment Forecast Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources officially released the 2.0 version of the “Mazu” marine forecasting numerical model. The new version targets deep-sea polar exploration and maritime safety assurance, and has achieved important upgrades in global variable resolution numerical simulation, physical dynamic framework updates, expansion of application scenarios for sea ice and marine ecology, and large-scale parallel computing, marking another major breakthrough in the Ministry of Natural Resources's marine forecasting “chip” project.