Does a table summarizing basic details of significant operational weather models exist? With all the questions we've had through the years that have tied into weather models, plus all the sites around the web providing weather model data, it got me wondering: is there any table that summarizes the basic details of the major weather models?  Details like calculation methods, spatial resolution, calculation timestep, vertical grid type, regions covered, parameterizations, run hours (and when the output is typically available), operating organizations, perhaps even some basic skill scores.  It would seem such a link would be useful in answering many questions, and be of use to many in trying to better understand how the models work or perform.

I'd think the obvious spot would be Wikipedia, as they seem to have similar collaborative lists for all sorts of useful things, but all I found was the very limited list on the models page.  Likewise searched AMS Journals for NWP summary and similar terms to no avail.  Does such a resource exist!?!
MetEd from NCAR has a good encyclopedia of models that summarizes some weather models. Of course, when models update, such as the GFS dynamical core being converted to the FV3, or changes in data assimilation systems, they may not be up-to-date. This also doesn't have ALL weather models, but some of the more common ones.

Of course, there are models missing from the encyclopedia, such as the SREF, GEFS, the JMA model, the Panasonic weather model, any iteration of the WRF model, statistical post-processed models, etc.