Andrew J. Charlton-Perez, Helen F. Dacre, Simon Driscoll et al.
· npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
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Case study of Storm Ciarán finds FourCastNet, Pangu, and GraphCast capture synoptic structure but underestimate peak winds and miss fine warning-relevant features.
Daniel Galea, Julian Martin Kunkel, Bryan Lawrence
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Lightweight deep learning detects tropical cyclone presence during simulations for online data reduction, reaching 92% recall on held-out ERA-Interim years.
Torsten Hoefler, Björn Stevens, Andreas Franz Prein et al.
· Computing in Science & Engineering
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Position paper on Earth Virtualization Engines that pair high-resolution physics-based climate models with machine learning and federated access to exabyte-scale climate data.
Zhihao Feng, Shuo Lv, Yuan Sun et al.
· Remote Sensing
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SeaUnet, a fully convolutional network trained on CMIP TC tracks, gives skillful seasonal forecasts of Western North Pacific typhoon track density up to four months ahead.
Peter Ukkonen, Robin James Hogan
· Geoscientific model development
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Implements a neural-network gas optics scheme in ECMWF's IFS, speeding radiation by about one third with a similar model climate in 1-year coupled runs.
Daniel Ayers, Jack Lau, Javier Amezcua et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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Regression trees, MLPs, CNNs and LSTMs estimate local Lyapunov exponents from trajectories of Lorenz-63 and Rössler systems, a feasibility study motivated by weather predictability.
Samson Hagos, Jingyi Chen, Katelyn A. Barber et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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A neural-network-driven stochastic cloud population model parameterizes cumulus convection in WRF, reproducing realistic precipitation statistics, MJO propagation and diurnal cycle in regional tests.
David Meyer, Robin James Hogan, Peter Dominik Dueben et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Neural networks correct the ecRad 1D radiation scheme for 3D cloud effects, recovering 3D signal with 20-30% error at about 1% extra runtime versus the 5x costlier SPARTACUS.
Daniel Galea, Bryan Lawrence, Julian Martin Kunkel
· preprint
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A lightweight deep learning filter detects tropical cyclones in running simulations with 92% recall and 36% precision, so models save only relevant output.
Paula L. M. Gonzalez, David James Brayshaw, Florian Ziel
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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Online sequential-learning combinations of NWP and statistical extended-range forecasts improve probabilistic skill by 5-15% over standard multimodel methods up to lead week 5.
Jui-Yuan Christine Chiu, C. Kevin Yang, Peter Jan van Leeuwen et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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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.
L. A. Mansfield, P. J. Nowack, M. Kasoar et al.
· npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
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Machine learning maps short-term climate model responses to long-term temperature change under forcing scenarios, enabling cheaper climate projections.
Julien Brajard, Alberto Carrassi, Marc Bocquet et al.
· Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences
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Ensemble Kalman filter estimates model error from sparse noisy observations to train a neural parametrisation, yielding hybrid forecasts with better skill on Lorenz and a coupled ocean-atmosphere model.
Thomas C. M. Martin, Humberto Ribeiro da Rocha, Gabriel M. P. Perez
· International Journal of Climatology
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Machine learning with PCA, ANN and quantile mapping downscales GCM output to 30 m sub-daily temperature, humidity and wind in complex terrain, improving on GCM accuracy.
Samson Hagos, Zhe Feng, Robert Stephen Plant et al.
· Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems
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Uses machine learning on Darwin C-band radar data to derive transition functions for a stochastic convective-stratiform cloud model aimed at global climate model parameterization.
Julien Brajard, Alberto Carassi, Marc Bocquet et al.
· Journal of Computational Science, Volume 44, 2020
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Iterating an ensemble Kalman filter with a neural network emulates the chaotic Lorenz-96 model from sparse noisy observations, giving forecast skill up to two Lyapunov times.