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Prithvi-Precip: Integrating Satellite Observations into an Atmospheric AI Foundation Model for Precipitation Forecasting

Simon Pfreundschuh, Christian D. Kummerow, Johannes Schmude et al. · arXiv ·

Prithvi-Precip fine-tunes the Prithvi-WxC foundation model for global precipitation, with satellite-derived training targets and direct satellite ingestion improving skill over MERRA-2 targets and GEOS forecasts.

Foundation modelsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)IBM ResearchNASAOak Ridge National Laboratory

U-Net-based spatial synergistic correction of gridded summer precipitation forecasts for CMA-MESO in Central China

Guangxin He, Wei Wu, Zhigang Zhang et al. · Atmospheric Research ·

A U-Net corrects gridded summer precipitation forecasts from the CMA-MESO model over Central China; the abstract is unavailable, so this summary relies on the title.

Post-processing & calibrationChina Meteorological Administration (CMA)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)NSF NCAR / UCARNanjing University of Information Science & Technology (NUIST)

An Interpretable Deep Learning Model for Detecting Tropical Cyclone Genesis Through Incorporation of the Dynamic and Thermodynamic Environment

Kaiji Liu, Haikun Zhao, Philip J. Klotzbach et al. · Journal of Geophysical Research Machine Learning and Computation ·

Interpretable 3D-residual GRU model detects tropical cloud clusters that will undergo genesis, reaching Heidke skill 0.80 and 94% detection; SHAP shows dynamics dominate.

Extremes & hazardsChina Meteorological Administration (CMA)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)Fudan University (FuXi)Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology (NUIST)

The convergence of machine learning and data assimilation in Earth system science

Rossella Arcucci, S. Healy, S. Dance et al. · npj Artificial Intelligence ·

Review arguing machine learning and data assimilation are converging, with ML accelerating DA and DA supplying uncertainty quantification and physical constraints.

Data assimilationBureau of Meteorology (Australia)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)ECMWFMax Planck Institute for MeteorologyNASANOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)University of Oklahoma (AI2ES)University of Reading

Quantifying Very Extreme Precipitation and Temperature Using Huge Ensembles Generated by Machine Learning–Based Climate Model Emulators

Christopher J. Paciorek, Daniel Cooley · Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society ·

A 10,560-year ACE2 ensemble shows that extreme value methods can estimate very rare precipitation and temperature quantiles over the contiguous US, including values beyond the training range.

Extremes & hazardsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)University of California, Berkeley

Distinguishing Between the Short‐Term Climate Responses to Different Stratospheric Aerosol Injection Latitudes With Explainable Artificial Intelligence

Cameron Dong, Charlotte J. Connolly, Elizabeth A. Barnes · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres ·

Neural networks with explainable AI identify stratospheric aerosol injection latitude from two-year temperature and precipitation responses, with temperature more distinguishable than precipitation.

Climate analysis & attributionColorado State University (incl. CIRA)

Deep-learning climate emulator ACE2 reveals a global decrease in tropical cyclone 5 frequency in the 15th Century under an El Niño-like sea surface temperature pattern

Mu-Ting Chien, Wenchang Yang, Eric Daniel Maloney et al. · npj Climate and Atmospheric Science ·

ACE2 emulator past-millennium runs link El Nino-like SST patterns to fewer global and Atlantic tropical cyclones via stronger wind shear and drier mid-troposphere.

Climate analysis & attributionColorado State University (incl. CIRA)Princeton University

★ Subseasonal Forecasting and MJO Teleconnections in Machine Learning Weather Prediction Models

Yannick Peings, Cameron Dong, Ankur Mahesh et al. · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres ·

SFNO-HENS and NeuralGCM hindcasts match ECMWF at week 3+ for North Pacific circulation and MJO, with realistic MJO propagation and teleconnections.

Sub-seasonal to seasonalColorado State University (incl. CIRA)Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / NERSCNVIDIAUniversity of California, Berkeley

TCBench: A Benchmark for Tropical Cyclone Track and Intensity Forecasting at the Global Scale

Milton S. Gomez, Marie C. McGraw, S. Saranya Ganesh et al. · arXiv ·

TCBench is a standardized benchmark for 1-5 day global tropical cyclone track and intensity forecasts, comparing AI models (AIFS, GenCast, Pangu) against TIGGE; AI tracks are skillful, intensity less so.

Benchmarks, datasets & evaluationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)Columbia University (LEAP, Lamont-Doherty)ETH ZurichUniversity of California, BerkeleyUniversity of Oxford

★ Forced Component Estimation Statistical Method Intercomparison Project (ForceSMIP)

Robert C. J. Wills, Clara Deser, Karen A. McKinnon et al. · Journal of Climate ·

Intercomparison of statistical and machine learning methods for estimating forced climate response from single realizations; skilful in models but divergent when applied to observations.

Climate analysis & attributionColorado State University (incl. CIRA)ETH ZurichMax Planck Institute for MeteorologyNSF NCAR / UCARNOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)New York University (M2LInES)Stanford UniversityUniversity of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)University of Oxford

Enhanced Radar Quantitative Precipitation Estimation in South China Through Deep Learning Methods With Global Features

Kexin Zhu, Weixin Xu, Haonan Chen et al. · IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing ·

Graph neural networks outperform CNNs, MLPs and Z-R relations for radar quantitative precipitation estimation in South China, with the lowest MAE for extreme rainfall above 30 mm/h.

Observations & remote sensingChina Meteorological Administration (CMA)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)University of Oklahoma (AI2ES)

A Regional Benchmark for Deep Learning-Based Hourly Precipitation Nowcasting in Latin America

Adriano Pereira Almeida, Henrique M. J. Barbosa, Sâmia R. Garcia et al. · IEEE Access ·

AINPP-PB-LATAM provides a Latin American satellite precipitation nowcasting benchmark (2018–2024) and baselines for five architectures, including AFNO, which excels at continuous skill.

Benchmarks, datasets & evaluationChina Meteorological Administration (CMA)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)NSF NCAR / UCAR

Using machine learning to downscale coarse-resolution environmental variables for understanding the spatial frequency of convective storms

Hungjui Yu, Lander Ver Hoef, Kristen L. Rasmussen et al. · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems (2026) ·

Pixel-based neural networks map coarse environmental variables to convection-permitting storm frequency with SSIM above 0.8, capturing diurnal and orographic patterns.

Downscaling & super-resolutionColorado State University (incl. CIRA)

Setting the Standard: Recommended Practices for Data Preprocessing in Data-Driven Climate Prediction

Jason C. Furtado, Maria J. Molina, Marybeth C. Arcodia et al. · Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society ·

Position paper setting recommended practices for preprocessing inputs to AI/ML climate prediction models from subseasonal to decadal timescales, with case studies showing how choices change predictions.

Benchmarks, datasets & evaluationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NSF NCAR / UCARNOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)University of Oklahoma (AI2ES)

HRRRCast: a data-driven emulator for regional weather forecasting at convection allowing scales

Daniel Abdi, Isidora Jankov, Paul Madden et al. · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems, Vol. 5, No. 2, 2026, Article 250061 ·

HRRRCast is a ResNet-based emulator of the HRRR convection-allowing model over CONUS, with DDIM ensembles that beat HRRR at the 20 dBZ reflectivity threshold.

Regional & km-scale modelsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)University of Oklahoma (AI2ES)

Uncertainty‐Aware Machine Learning Bias Correction and Filtering for OCO‐2: 1

Steffen Mauceri, William Keely, Joshua L. Laughner et al. · Earth and Space Science ·

Random forest bias correction for OCO-2 column CO2 retrievals reduces unphysical variability and agrees better with TCCON, with quantified uncertainty for operational use.

Observations & remote sensingCalifornia Institute of Technology (Caltech)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)NASANSF NCAR / UCARUniversity of Oklahoma (AI2ES)

AI-informed model-analogs for understanding subseasonal-to-seasonal jet stream and North American temperature predictability

Jacob B. Landsberg, Matthew Newman, Elizabeth A. Barnes · Machine Learning: Earth 1 (1), ae4805 (2026) ·

Neural-network-learned analog weighting improves S2S jet stream and US temperature forecasts over traditional analogs, climatology and persistence, including temperature extremes.

Sub-seasonal to seasonalColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)

Measuring Sharpness of AI-Generated Meteorological Imagery

Imme Ebert‐Uphoff, Lander Ver Hoef, John S. Schreck et al. · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems ·

Proposes Gaussian Blur Equivalence to interpret sharpness metrics for AI meteorological imagery, demonstrated on the GREMLIN radar emulator and GraphCast outputs.

Benchmarks, datasets & evaluationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NSF NCAR / UCARNOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)NVIDIAUniversity of Oklahoma (AI2ES)

Improving tropical cyclone rapid intensification forecasts with satellite measurements of sea surface salinity and calibrated machine learning

Ryan Eusebi, Hui Su, Longtao Wu et al. · Environmental Research Letters ·

Calibrated machine learning with satellite pre-storm sea surface salinity improves tropical cyclone rapid intensification probability forecasts in several ocean basins.

Extremes & hazardsCalifornia Institute of Technology (Caltech)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)NASA

Ensemble score filter with image inpainting for data assimilation in tracking surface quasi-geostrophic dynamics with partial observations

Siming Liang, Hoang Tran, Feng Bao et al. · SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics ·

An ensemble score filter with image inpainting handles partial observations for data assimilation of surface quasi-geostrophic dynamics, a proof-of-concept on a toy atmospheric model.

Data assimilationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Combining climate models and observations to predict the time remaining until regional warming thresholds are reached

Elizabeth A. Barnes, Noah S. Diffenbaugh, Sonia Isabelle Seneviratne · Environmental Research Letters ·

A CNN trained on climate model output, fine-tuned with observations via transfer learning, predicts when regional warming thresholds are reached, e.g. 2040 or earlier for 1.5 °C.

Climate analysis & attributionColorado State University (incl. CIRA)ETH ZurichStanford University

Predicting Cloud‐To‐Ground Lightning in the Western United States From the Large‐Scale Environment Using Explainable Neural Networks

Dmitri A. Kalashnikov, Frances V. Davenport, Zachary Michael Labe et al. · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres ·

CNNs with layer-wise relevance propagation predict western US cloud-to-ground lightning days (median AUC 0.8), usable for climate-model lightning parameterization.

Extremes & hazardsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)Princeton University

Recommendations for Comprehensive and Independent Evaluation of Machine Learning-Based Earth System Models

Paul A. Ullrich, Elizabeth A. Barnes, William D. Collins et al. · Journal of Geophysical Research: Machine Learning and Computation ·

Five recommendations for standardized, independent evaluation of ML-based Earth system models, stressing physical consistency for climate projections without historical analogues.

Benchmarks, datasets & evaluationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / NERSCNSF NCAR / UCAROak Ridge National LaboratoryUniversity of California, Berkeley

Gridded Severe Hail Nowcasting Using 3D U-Nets, Lightning Observations, and the Warn-on-Forecast System

Tobias G. Schmidt, Amy McGovern, John T. Allen et al. · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems ·

A 3D U-Net nowcasts gridded severe hail up to 40 minutes ahead using Warn-on-Forecast and lightning data, beating HAILCAST baselines with max CSI near 0.48 at 20 minutes.

Extremes & hazardsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)University of Oklahoma (AI2ES)

Center-fixing of tropical cyclones using uncertainty-aware deep learning applied to high-temporal-resolution geostationary satellite imagery

Ryan Lagerquist, Galina Chirokova, Robert DeMaria et al. · Weather and Forecasting ·

GeoCenter uses uncertainty-aware deep learning on geostationary IR animations to locate tropical cyclone centers with 26.6 km mean error, matching microwave-based ARCHER-2 performance.

Extremes & hazardsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)

Quality Control of Geostationary Lightning Mapper Observations for Tropical Cyclone Applications

Benjamin C. Trabing, Kyle Hilburn, S. Stevenson et al. · Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology ·

Quality control methods, including ML-based anomaly detection, remove artifacts from GLM lightning near Atlantic tropical cyclones, lowering flagged lightning from 70% in 2017 to 2% in 2021.

Observations & remote sensingColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)

Pushing the frontiers in climate modelling and analysis with machine learning

Veronika Eyring, William D. Collins, Pierre Gentine et al. · Nature Climate Change ·

Nature Climate Change perspective on machine learning in climate modelling and analysis; abstract absent, judged from title and venue.

Climate emulationAllen Institute for AI (Ai2, ACE)California Institute of Technology (Caltech)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)Columbia University (LEAP, Lamont-Doherty)Google ResearchInriaLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / NERSCNSF NCAR / UCARNVIDIANew York University (M2LInES)University of California, BerkeleyUniversity of Oxford

Distilling Machine Learning's Added Value: Pareto Fronts in Atmospheric Applications

Tom Beucler, Arthur Grundner, Sara Shamekh et al. · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems ·

Pareto-front model hierarchies compare semi-empirical and deep learning models for cloud cover, shortwave radiation and precipitation parameterizations, condensing ML gains into a ten-parameter equation.

Hybrid physics-ML & parameterizationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)ECMWFNOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)New York University (M2LInES)University of Oxford

The value of convergence research for developing trustworthy AI for weather, climate, and ocean hazards

Amy McGovern, Julie L. Demuth, A. Bostrom et al. · npj natural hazards. ·

Perspective from the AI2ES institute on convergence research for trustworthy AI in weather, climate and coastal hazards, integrating end-user trust assessment into AI development.

Explainability, uncertainty & physicsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NSF NCAR / UCARUniversity of Oklahoma (AI2ES)University of Washington

Combining Neural Networks and CMIP6 Simulations to Learn Windows of Opportunity for Skillful Prediction of Multiyear Sea Surface Temperature Variability

Frances V. Davenport, Frances V. Davenport, Elizabeth A. Barnes et al. · Geophysical Research Letters ·

Neural networks trained on large CMIP6 ensembles skillfully predict multiyear SST anomalies up to 5–7 years ahead and transfer to reconstructed observations.

Sub-seasonal to seasonalColorado State University (incl. CIRA)Stanford University

Warm-Season Microwave Integrated Retrieval System Precipitation Improvement Using Machine Learning Methods

Shu-Yan Liu, C. Grassotti, Q. Liu · IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing ·

U-Net models correct MiRS satellite precipitation over the continental US, raising spatial correlation from 0.75 to 0.89 and reducing bias from 11.95% to -6.33%.

Observations & remote sensingColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)

Evidential Deep Learning: Enhancing Predictive Uncertainty Estimation for Earth System Science Applications

John S. Schreck, David John Gagne, Charlie Becker et al. · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems ·

Evidential deep learning gives one-model aleatoric and epistemic uncertainty for winter precipitation type and surface flux regression, matching ensemble accuracy; releases the MILES-GUESS package.

Explainability, uncertainty & physicsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NSF NCAR / UCARNOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)code

Recent advances in seasonal and multi-annual tropical cyclone forecasting

Yuhei Takaya, Louis‐Philippe Caron, Eric S. Blake et al. · Tropical Cyclone Research and Review ·

Reviews seasonal and multi-annual tropical cyclone forecasting, including emerging ML/AI methods, ENSO-neutral predictability and landfall skill gaps relative to user needs.

Sub-seasonal to seasonalBureau of Meteorology (Australia)China Meteorological Administration (CMA)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)Met OfficeMétéo-France (incl. CNRM)NSF NCAR / UCARNOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)

Enhancing Spatial Variability Representation of Radar Nowcasting with Generative Adversarial Networks

Aofan Gong, Ruidong Li, Baoxiang Pan et al. · Remote Sensing ·

Attentional GAN with a spatial variability loss reduces the blurry effect in radar nowcasts and outperforms competing models on the test set and storm cases.

NowcastingChina Meteorological Administration (CMA)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of SciencesTsinghua University (NowcastNet)

Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence for Environmental Sciences: An Innovative Approach for Summer School

Amy McGovern, David John Gagne, Christopher D. Wirz et al. · Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society ·

Describes an AI2ES summer school teaching trustworthy and explainable AI for severe storms, tropical cyclones and space weather to 677 participants.

Explainability, uncertainty & physicsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NSF NCAR / UCARNOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)University of Oklahoma (AI2ES)University of Washington

Creating and Evaluating Uncertainty Estimates with Neural Networks for Environmental-Science Applications

Katherine Haynes, Ryan Lagerquist, Marie McGraw et al. · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems ·

Introduces six neural network uncertainty methods and evaluation scores for environmental science, demonstrated on dewpoint profiles and Himawari-8 convection prediction.

Explainability, uncertainty & physicsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)

Improving E3SM Land Model Photosynthesis Parameterization via Satellite SIF, Machine Learning, and Surrogate Modeling

Anping Chen, Daniel M. Ricciuto, Jiafu Mao et al. · Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems ·

Boosted trees and random forests map satellite SIF to GPP to calibrate E3SM land photosynthesis parameters, reducing simulated GPP uncertainty after surrogate-based benchmarking.

Hybrid physics-ML & parameterizationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Internal variability and forcing influence model–satellite differences in the rate of tropical tropospheric warming

Stephen Po–Chedley, John Fasullo, Nicholas Siler et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ·

A machine learning framework trained on climate models attributes tropical tropospheric warming: forcing adds 0.25 K/decade, internal variability offsets 0.07, and an aerosol bias adds 0.04.

Climate analysis & attributionColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NSF NCAR / UCARUniversity of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

Carefully choose the baseline: Lessons learned from applying XAI attribution methods for regression tasks in geoscience

Antonios Mamalakis, Elizabeth A. Barnes, Imme Ebert-Uphoff · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems ·

Shows XAI attributions for a climate-signal network change substantially with the chosen baseline, using large-ensemble SSP3-7.0 simulations, so baseline choice must match the science question.

Explainability, uncertainty & physicsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)

Can we integrate spatial verification methods into neural-network loss functions for atmospheric science?

Ryan Lagerquist, Imme Ebert-Uphoff · Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems (2022), 1 (4), pg. e220021 ·

Spatially enhanced loss functions using neighbourhood and spectral filters improve neural network convection forecasts, with spectral-filter models giving better-calibrated probabilities than pixelwise training.

Benchmarks, datasets & evaluationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)

Investigating the fidelity of explainable artificial intelligence methods for applications of convolutional neural networks in geoscience

Antonios Mamalakis, Elizabeth A. Barnes, Imme Ebert-Uphoff · 2022, Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems (AMS) ·

Benchmarks XAI attribution methods on a CNN that counts atmospheric rivers in climate simulations, exposing fidelity issues such as gradient shattering and sign ambiguity.

Explainability, uncertainty & physicsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)

Rainfall Estimation From TEMPEST-D CubeSat Observations: A Machine-Learning Approach

Chandrasekar Radhakrishnan, V. Chandrasekar, Steven C. Reising et al. · IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing ·

An artificial neural network maps CubeSat TEMPEST-D microwave brightness temperatures to surface rainfall, reaching 0.78 structural similarity on independent storms against MRMS radar.

Observations & remote sensingColorado State University (incl. CIRA)

Low Cloud Detection in Multilayer Scenes Using Satellite Imagery with Machine Learning Methods

John M. Haynes, Yoo‐Jeong Noh, S. D. Miller et al. · Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology ·

Random forest and neural network models on GOES-ABI imagery improve low-cloud detection in multilayer scenes, raising probability of detection from 0.685 to 0.815 versus the CCL product.

Observations & remote sensingColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)

Deep Learning for Polarimetric Radar Quantitative Precipitation Estimation during Landfalling Typhoons in South China

Yonghua Zhang, Shuoben Bi, Liping Liu et al. · Remote Sensing ·

QPENet deep learning on dual-polarization radar, trained on 11 typhoons, beats DSD-based parametric QPE for rainfall estimation in South China.

Observations & remote sensingChina Meteorological Administration (CMA)Colorado State University (incl. CIRA)Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology (NUIST)

Machine Learning for Clouds and Climate (Invited Chapter for the AGU Geophysical Monograph Series "Clouds and Climate")

Tom Beucler, I. Ebert-Uphoff, S. Rasp et al. · preprint ·

Review of interpretable and physics-guided machine learning for cloud processes in climate models, covering radiation, microphysics, convection and cloud detection, with a getting-started guide.

Hybrid physics-ML & parameterizationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)Columbia University (LEAP, Lamont-Doherty)

Random Forest Model to Assess Predictor Importance and Nowcast Severe Storms using High-Resolution Radar–GOES Satellite–Lightning Observations

John R. Mecikalski, Thea N. Sandmæl, Elisa M. Murillo et al. · Monthly Weather Review ·

Random forests combining GOES-16 satellite, lightning and radar fields improve severe storm warning prediction over radar alone, identifying cloud-top divergence as most informative.

NowcastingColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NASAUniversity of Oklahoma (AI2ES)

Will Artificial Intelligence supersede Earth System and Climate Models?

Christopher Irrgang, Niklas Boers, Maike Sonnewald et al. · Nature Machine Intelligence ·

Perspective proposing Neural Earth System Modelling, which fuses deep networks and Earth system models into interpretable hybrids that might eventually replace them.

Hybrid physics-ML & parameterizationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK)Princeton UniversityUniversity of Washington

ClimateNet: an expert-labeled open dataset and deep learning architecture for enabling high-precision analyses of extreme weather

, Karthik Kashinath, Mayur Mudigonda et al. · Geoscientific Model Development ·

ClimateNet releases an expert-labeled dataset of tropical cyclones and atmospheric rivers in CAM5.1 output, and a deep learning segmentation model that enables pixel-level extreme event analysis.

Extremes & hazardsColorado State University (incl. CIRA)ETH ZurichLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / NERSCNSF NCAR / UCARNVIDIAUniversity of California, Berkeley

Observational Constraints on Warm Cloud Microphysical Processes Using Machine Learning and Optimization Techniques

Jui-Yuan Christine Chiu, C. Kevin Yang, Peter Jan van Leeuwen et al. · Geophysical Research Letters ·

Machine-learning-constrained autoconversion and accretion parameterizations, fitted to Azores cloud-probe data, cut uncertainty to about 15% and 5% and reveal drizzle number's role.

Hybrid physics-ML & parameterizationColorado State University (incl. CIRA)NOAA (incl. GFDL, PSL, GSL, NCEP/EMC)University of ReadingUniversity of Washington