S. Karthik Mukkavilli, Daniel Salles Civitarese, Johannes Schmude et al.
· arXiv
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Review and perspective arguing that transformer-based weather and climate foundation models are mature enough to build, outlining criteria for downscaling, wildfire and hurricane tasks.
Selina M. Kiefer, Sebastian Lerch, Patrick Ludwig et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Quantile regression forests and random forest classifiers give skillful 14–28 day probabilistic forecasts of central European winter 2-m temperatures and cold waves, beating climatology.
Nina Horat, Sebastian Lerch
· Monthly Weather Review
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CNN post-processing of ECMWF ensemble means yields calibrated global tercile forecasts for weeks 3-6, outperforming recalibrated ECMWF sub-seasonal forecasts.
Tilmann Gneiting, Sebastian Lerch, Benedikt Schulz
· Solar Energy
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Proposes a probabilistic clear-sky benchmark and neural post-processing methods for NWP-based solar irradiance forecasts, with proper scoring and calibration checks.
Eva‐Maria Walz, Alexander Henzi, Johanna F. Ziegel et al.
· arXiv
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EasyUQ converts single-valued model output into calibrated predictive distributions via isotonic regression, with a smooth variant and weather forecast examples; the method is general across models.
Convolutional autoencoders compress spatial NWP fields into features that augment station-based neural post-processing of 2 m temperature ensemble forecasts over Germany.
Lukas Zipfel, Hendrik Andersen, Jan Čermák
· Atmosphere
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Explainable ML with Shapley values on satellite and reanalysis data shows liquid water path rises nonlinearly with droplet number, with sensitivity dependent on precipitation and SST.
Julian Quinting, Christian Michael Grams, Annika Oertel et al.
· Geoscientific model development
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Applies the CNN warm conveyor belt identifier to reanalyses and ECMWF ensembles, showing CNN and trajectory methods agree on North Atlantic forecast biases.
Julian Quinting, Christian Michael Grams
· Geoscientific model development
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CNNs predict warm conveyor belt inflow, ascent and outflow footprints from gridded fields, reproducing trajectory-based climatology at much lower computational cost.
William Eric Chapman, Luca Delle Monache, Stefano Alessandrini et al.
· Monthly Weather Review
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Deep-learning postprocessing turns deterministic West-WRF atmospheric river IVT forecasts into reliable probabilistic forecasts that rival calibrated GEFS out to 120 h.
Benedikt Schulz, Sebastian Lerch
· Monthly Weather Review
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Systematic comparison of eight statistical and ML wind gust ensemble postprocessing methods on German convection-permitting ensembles; locally adaptive neural networks perform best.
Sue Ellen Haupt, William Chapman, Samantha V. Adams et al.
· Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences
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Oxford workshop position on AI post-processing for weather and climate, releasing five archived ML-ready datasets with baseline notebooks to encourage trustworthy, FAIR and physically informed methods.
Rocco Sedona, Lars Hoffmann, Reinhold Spang et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Random forest and SVM classify polar stratospheric clouds from MIPAS infrared limb spectra, with random forest the most promising and less prone to overfitting.
Ágnes Baran, Sebastian Lerch, Mehrez El Ayari et al.
· Neural Computing and Applications 33 (2021), 2605-2620
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Compares MLP, gradient boosting and random forest calibration of ECMWF total cloud cover ensembles as oktas classification; MLP and GBM give the best skill gains.
Lukas Hubert Leufen, Gerd Schädler
· Geoscientific model development
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A one-hidden-layer neural network replaces Monin–Obukhov stability functions for surface-layer fluxes, matching the standard method at seven flux sites.
Peer Johannes Nowack, Peter Braesicke, Joanna D. Haigh et al.
· Environmental Research Letters
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Linear ML regression predicts 3D ozone from temperature alone, improving stratospheric ozone variability over fixed climatology for preindustrial and 4xCO2 climate sensitivity runs.
Stephan Rasp, Sebastian Lerch
· Monthly Weather Review 2018, 146, 3885-3900
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Neural networks for ensemble post-processing outperform benchmark distributional regression for 2-m temperature at German stations, using embeddings and auxiliary predictors.