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Geosciences are among the scientific disciplines which benefit the most from high performance computing. From earthquake scenario simulations to mantle convection or geophysical data processing, the dynamics of the solid Earth can be captured by means of large scale computer models. To that goal, at BSC there is a continuous effort to develop the best strategies that combine accurate mathematical algorithms, a sound physical interpretation of geophenomena and state-of-the-art computing capacity. In particular, our longterm objectives are: