ML on satellite, radar and in-situ observations for weather and climate: retrievals, precipitation estimation, cloud detection, gap filling of observations.
Ahmed A. Sedeek
· Port-Said Engineering Research Journal
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Neural network predicts GNSS zenith tropospheric and wet delay from GNSS and meteorological data, reaching 5 mm (ZTD) and 3.6 mm (ZWD) error for water-vapour estimates.
Jonas Scholz, Tom R. Andersson, Anna Vaughan et al.
· arXiv
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Sim2Real pre-trains a ConvCNP on reanalysis and fine-tunes on German weather stations, outperforming reanalysis-only or station-only training for surface air temperature interpolation.
Yongchao Ma, Tong Liu, Zhibin Yu et al.
· Atmospheric Research
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Fuses multiple data sources with machine-learning spatial downscaling to reconstruct all-weather precipitable water vapour maps; no abstract available, so results are unverified.
Chen Wang, Victoria Huang, Gang Chen et al.
· arXiv
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Uses deep reinforcement learning with a transformer policy to learn improvement heuristics for climate sensor placement, comparing favourably with existing solvers.
Kai Jeggle, Mikolaj Czerkawski, Federico Serva et al.
· NeurIPS 2023 Workshop: Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning
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A CNN trained on SEVIRI satellite imagery and DARDAR lidar retrievals provides a geostationary observational constraint on cirrus and mixed-phase ice cloud microphysics.
Muhammad Hamdan Afif, Daffa Aly Meganendra
· Journal of Computation Physics and Earth Science (JoCPES)
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Autoencoder-based anomaly detection is proposed to flag faulty automatic weather station data for predictive maintenance, a low-novelty study with no quantitative results given.
Uses a neural network trained on reanalysis and cloud masks to inpaint cloud-obscured SEVIRI satellite dust plumes over North Africa, recovering up to 15% of summertime observations.
MLP retrieval of surface solar irradiance from MSG imagery can beat a physical method but depends strongly on training-set similarity, highlighting pitfalls.
Zohreh Adavi, Babak Ghassemi, Robert Weber et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Random Forest and ANN estimate hourly GNSS precipitable water vapour across Austria without meteorological inputs, with a single-hidden-layer ANN slightly outperforming other models.
An ANN estimates precipitable water vapour over Egypt from surface meteorology, reaching RMS 0.21 mm and outperforming eight empirical models including ERA5.
Jason Swope, Steve Chien, Emily Dunkel et al.
· arXiv
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Classifies simulated radiometer bands into deep convective ice-storm cloud types using WRF digital twin data and ML classifiers, with over 80% accuracy on the tropical set.
Xi Kan, Zhengsong Lu, Yonghong Zhang et al.
· Remote Sensing
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DSRSS-Net jointly super-resolves and segments FY-4A imagery for snow-cover mapping on the Tibetan Plateau, improving classification accuracy by 4.45% over MOD10A1.
Malarvizhi Arulraj, Veljko Petković, Ralph R. Ferraro et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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Convolutional autoencoders with clustering classify 3D MRMS radar reflectivity profiles into 18 precipitation-structure clusters linked to HRRR environmental conditions.
XGBoost trained on dual-polarized Sentinel-1 SAR collocated with SFMR and SMAP retrieves tropical cyclone surface winds with 2.53 m/s RMSE up to 70 m/s.
Elizaveta V. Zabolotskikh, S. M. Azarov, M. A. Zhivotovskaya
· Russian Meteorology and Hydrology
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Neural network retrieves sea-surface wind speed from the MTVZA-GYa microwave radiometer, matching AMSR2 with 1.6 m/s RMS difference and mapping tropical cyclone winds.
Guangyi Ma, Jie Huang, Yonghong Zhang et al.
· Sensors
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A CNN (PCINet) identifies day and night precipitation clouds from FY-4A imagery, outperforming five segmentation baselines and enabling near-real-time monitoring.
Mingming Zhu, Qi Liao, Lin Wu et al.
· Remote Sensing
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U-Net reconstructs radar reflectivity from WRF simulations and Himawari-8 satellite data with 5.38 dBZ RMSE, revealing scale-separated atmospheric features.
Proposes eleven stacking and ensemble learners that blend PERSIANN and IMERG satellite precipitation with gauge data over CONUS, improving monthly accuracy.
Jun Ma, Huanfeng Shen, Menghui Jiang et al.
· arXiv
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A physics-constrained LightGBM model adds CLM surface energy balance inputs to remote sensing, giving more accurate and interpretable gapless land surface temperature.
Adaptive recurrent graph networks infer historic snow accumulation from deep ice-layer thickness in airborne radar data, outperforming prior models in polar ice records.
Paula V. Romero Jure, Sergio Masuelli, Juan Bautista Cabral
· 2022 IEEE Biennial Congress of Argentina (ARGENCON), 2022, pp. 1-6
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A dataset pairs GOES-16 ABI multiband images with CloudSat cloud-type labels over South America, enabling supervised cloud classification with a simple neural network.
A physics-constrained deep learning radiative transfer model over oceans recovers correct Jacobians, enabling radiance sensitivities for satellite data assimilation.
Kostas Philippopoulos, Katerina G. Pantavou, Constantinos Cartalis et al.
· The Science of The Total Environment
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Uses an artificial neural network with Earth observation data to produce high-resolution bioclimatic maps for Cyprus; abstract unavailable, so scope is inferred from the title.
Xing Ling Huang, Ping Lu, Bo Zhang et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Transformer detects concentric eyewalls in passive microwave imagery, producing a 30-year global dataset of 377 events with 92.9% precision and recall.
Claudia J. Stubenrauch, Giulio Mandorli, Elizabeth Lemaitre
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Neural networks trained on A-Train radar-lidar data add cloud height, layering and rain intensity to tropical cloud systems, enabling convective organization analysis for model evaluation.
An MLP-CNN network retrieves atmospheric temperature profiles from ground measurements and historical observations, with low bias and RMSE at all altitudes.
Jing Wang, Xuetong Xie, Ruru Deng et al.
· Sensors
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A neural network corrects sea-surface-temperature effects on HY-2A Ku-band scatterometer backscatter, making retrieved surface winds closer to WindSat and ECMWF.
Ting‐Shuo Yo, Shih‐Hao Su, Chien‐Ming Wu et al.
· arXiv
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Compares PCA, a convolutional autoencoder and a pretrained ResNet as latent representations of satellite images for classifying weather events; the autoencoder gives the highest threat scores.
Xinhai Han, Xiaohui Li, Jingsong Yang et al.
· Remote Sensing
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An attention-based GAN reconstructs low-quality SAR wind speeds in tropical cyclones, halving RMSE versus the existing SAR product in affected regions relative to ECMWF.
Ozer Can Devecioglu, Mete Ahishali, Fahad Sohrab et al.
· 2023 Photonics & Electromagnetics Research Symposium (PIERS), Prague, Czech Republic, 2023, pp. 692-697
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Proposes compact U-Nets with Self-ONN layers for satellite active fire detection, reporting superior detection with reduced computational complexity.
John O. Dabiri, Michael F. Howland, Matthew K. Fu et al.
· arXiv
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Reviews physics-informed and data-driven visual anemometry, inferring local wind from the motion of trees and flags for renewable energy and urban applications.
Transfer-learned deep networks estimate western North Pacific tropical cyclone size from infrared imagery, producing a 1981–2017 DeepTCSize record with R of 0.76–0.85.
Yepei Chen, Pengfei Li, Chuan Xu et al.
· International Journal of Remote Sensing
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A sensor-adaptive leaf area index retrieval for FY-3D MERSI-II combines radiative transfer with a neural network backup and agrees well with MODIS (R2 0.85).
Ziqiang Yao, Tao Zhang, Li Wu et al.
· Atmosphere
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A physics-initialized inpainting network (PI-RFR) fills large gaps in Antarctic temperature and wind fields, improving on Kriging and IDW by 63 to 74 percent.
Steffen Mauceri, Steven T. Massie, K. Sebastian Schmidt
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Interpretable non-linear ML bias correction removes 3D cloud artifacts from OCO-2 XCO2, cutting unphysical variability by 31% over land and 55% over ocean.
Aurélien Colin, Pierre Tandeo, Charles Peureux et al.
· In IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing (2023), Vol. 16, pp. 8586-8594
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CNN wind-speed estimator for Sentinel-1 SAR reduces rain-induced errors by 27% and 45% under rain above 1 and 3 mm/h, validated against buoy measurements.
Tianyi Nan, Jie Chen, Zhiwei Ding et al.
· Science China Earth Sciences
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Deep learning merges multiple precipitation sources over the Tibetan Plateau to produce improved precipitation estimates (abstract unavailable; assessed from title).
Nicolas Viltard, Vibolroth Sambath, Pierre Lepetit et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, In press
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DRAIN, a U-Net on GPM passive microwave brightness temperatures, retrieves rain rates with performance similar to or slightly better than the official GPROF algorithm.
Şükrü Mustafa Kaya, Buket İşler, Adnan Mohammed I Abu-Mahfouz et al.
· Sensors
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Compares five ML anomaly detectors for cleaning noisy IoT sensor data to improve local weather forecast reliability; the abstract gives no headline numbers.
Marius Marinescu, Alberto Olivares, Ernesto Staffetti et al.
· Mathematics
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Combines polynomial chaos expansion and Gaussian process regression to estimate and forecast wind fields from ADS-B aircraft-derived data, with confidence intervals.
Andrew P. Osborne, Jian Zhang, Micheal J. Simpson et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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CNN corrects MRMS radar precipitation estimates over complex western US terrain, beating radar QPE on several atmospheric river events in a year-long evaluation.
Hristos Tyralis, Georgia Papacharalampous, Nikolaos Doulamis et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing 16 (2023) 6969-6979
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Applies LightGBM to probabilistically merge contiguous-US gauge data with PERSIANN and IMERG satellite precipitation, outperforming quantile regression forests at extreme quantiles.
An energy-function merging method fuses downscaled GPM IMERG with gauge data to produce 1 km monthly precipitation over China, outperforming IMERG in cross-validation.
A conditional GAN retrieves CloudSat 94 GHz radar reflectivity from MODIS cloud products over global oceans, performing best for deep convective clouds.
Eulalie Boucher, Filipe Aires
· Environmental Research Letters
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Localized statistical retrievals from IASI sounder data reduce dampening and inflating errors in extreme land surface temperature retrievals, from 1.9 K to 1.6 K.
Elahe Khesali, Mohammad Reza Mobasheri
· ISPRS annals of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences
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Support vector regression and hybrid neural networks estimate 2 m air temperature from MODIS land surface temperature and vapour pressure, reaching about 2.25 °C accuracy.
Adam B. Milstein, Joseph A. Santanello, William J. Blackwell
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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A 3D deep neural network sharpens AIRS/AMSU temperature and humidity retrievals, better capturing planetary boundary layer top inversions and improving PBL height estimates.
Ghazal Farhani, Giovanni Martucci, Tyler Roberts et al.
· arXiv
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Bayesian neural network retrieves 0.7–6 km tropospheric temperature profiles from Raman lidar with per-profile uncertainty, agreeing with the standard algorithm to within 0.05 K below 4.5 km.
Bruno Juncklaus Martins, Juliana Marian Arrais, Allan Cerentini et al.
· American Journal of Climate Change
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U-Net with ResNet18 segments clouds in horizon-camera images for solar irradiance nowcasting, reaching mean IoU 0.6 with class imbalance limiting performance.
Nested genetic-algorithm and machine learning framework optimizes rain-gauge network design for spatial average rainfall estimation under missing data; the abstract is unavailable.
Yiding Wang, Jie Gong, Dong L. Wu et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A physics-informed CloudMask loss improves deep networks that reconstruct 3D multilayer cloud masks from 2D satellite imagery over binary cross-entropy.
Elisabetta Ricciardelli, Francesco Di Paola, Domenico Cimini et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Feedforward neural network detects optically thin cirrus in IASI-NG simulations, improving detection probability by 3% over IASI with false alarm ratio falling to 0.01.
Yong Zhang, Yingbao Yang, Xin Pan et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A CNN attention fusion network combines MODIS and ERA5 data to produce gapless all-sky land surface temperature maps, outperforming four state-of-the-art methods.
Yeonjun Kim, Sungwook Hong
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Adversarial data-to-data translation converts geostationary satellite albedo and brightness temperature into radar-like rainfall over Korea, outperforming GK2A, PERSIANN-CCS and IMERG products.
Pin‐Hsuan Cheng, Chien‐Hung Lin, Y. Jade Morton et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Bagged-tree ensembles retrieve ocean wind speed from CYGNSS GNSS-R, reducing RMSE by about 29% and 65% versus the Level 2 product, including typhoon cases.
Donghyun Jin, Kyeong-Sang Lee, Sungwon Choi et al.
· International Journal of Digital Earth
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Random forest and deep neural network reclassify snow versus cloud in GK-2A geostationary imagery, raising F1-score from 73% to about 77-78% against ground truth.
Compares random forests, gradient boosting and XGBoost for merging PERSIANN/IMERG satellite rainfall with gauge data over the contiguous US; XGBoost performs best.
Yangyang Zhao, Jiahua Zhang, Yun Bai et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Random forest fusing MODIS, GPM and GLDAS factors reproduces the SPEI drought index for Shandong, China, from 2002-2020, outperforming XGBoost and SVM.
Georgia Papacharalampous, Hristos Tyralis, Anastasios Doulamis et al.
· Water 15 (2023) 634
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Comparison of eight machine learning algorithms correcting PERSIANN satellite precipitation against GHCN gauges over CONUS finds XGBoost and random forests most accurate.
Yan Dong, Xuejin Sun, Qinghui Li
· Remote Sensing
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XGBoost retrieves cloud-top height from Himawari-8 imagery with RMSE 1.74 km versus CALIPSO and corrects JMA's large biases for ice and multilayer clouds.
Quanxi Shao, Ming Li, Joel Janek Dabrowski et al.
· arXiv
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Near real-time framework fuses per-source statistical and ML models to quality-assess crowdsourced third-party weather station observations, tested on synthetic and real network data.
Dense neural networks retrain passive microwave rainfall and snowfall retrievals from GPM and CloudSat, detecting precipitation with over 0.95 probability and showing large global snowfall uncertainty.
Reviews deep learning weather forecasting and classifies weather conditions such as rainy, sunny and foggy from images; the abstract offers no quantitative results.
Neural network retrievals from AMSR2 microwave data estimate all-weather surface longwave radiation globally, with R² of 0.82–0.89 against ERA5 over land.
Simon Whitburn, Lieven Clarisse, Marc Crapeau et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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CO2-independent neural-network cloud mask for IASI radiances agrees about 87% pixel-by-pixel with the operational IASI L2 cloud product, suited to climate records.
Tom R. Andersson, Wessel P. Bruinsma, Stratis Markou et al.
· arXiv
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Convolutional Gaussian neural processes outperform non-stationary GPs for Antarctic air-temperature sensor placement, giving more informative station siting in a simulated experiment.
Jiahang Che, Minghu Ding, Qinglin Zhang et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Neural networks reconstruct daily and monthly 780 m Greenland Ice Sheet air temperature from MODIS land surface temperature, reaching R of 0.96 against automatic weather stations.
Wenyu Wang, Zhenzhan Wang, Qiurui He et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Deep neural networks retrieve global ice water path from FY-3B MWHS microwave sounder, with a cloud filter; accuracy is good above 100 g/m2 and tested on tropical cyclones.
Takuya Kurihana, James Franke, Ian Foster et al.
· arXiv
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Rotation-invariant autoencoder clusters 22 years of MODIS imagery into 42 AI-generated cloud classes (AICCA), revealing cloud-type trends linked to stratocumulus decline.
ML merges satellite and ground soil moisture, then SM2RAIN derives a rainfall product outperforming GPM, CHIRPS, ERA5-Land and MSWEP over the Heihe basin.
Survey of feature engineering, convolutional, LSTM and attention methods for spatio-temporal patterns in meteorological image sequences, illustrated with solar forecasting and convection detection.
Shaopeng Li, Bo Jiang, Shunlin Liang et al.
· International Journal of Digital Earth
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Nine ML and DL methods estimate daily land surface net radiation from MODIS; deep learning generally beats classical methods, with ResNet most robust across conditions.
A DNN estimating atmospheric turbulence (Cn2) from scintillation patterns can be reused at new propagation distances via analytic or wave-optics scaling, avoiding retraining.
Vesta Afzali Gorooh, Eric Jay Shearer, Phu Nguyen et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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Evaluates the ANN-based PDIR-Now near-real-time satellite rainfall product during California atmospheric river events, validated against profilers and disdrometers.
Develops machine learning models of atmospheric parameters from a 53 MHz stratosphere-troposphere radar in India, aiming to predict winds outside the training interval.
Xiaohui Li, Jingsong Yang, Jiuke Wang et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Backpropagation neural network corrects underestimated high winds from HY-2B/C/D scatterometers in tropical cyclones, cutting RMSE by 20.4% to 3.40 m/s.
François‐Marie Bréon, Leslie David, Pierre Chatelanaz et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Revised neural network retrieves OCO-2 XCO2 without the weak CO2 band, capturing downwind emission plumes absent from training data, though latitude and date leakage was found.
Vidhi Lalchand, Kenza Tazi, Talay M. Cheema et al.
· arXiv
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Gaussian processes with non-stationary Gibbs kernels reconstruct Upper Indus Basin precipitation patterns with uncertainty, outperforming stationary and deep GP baselines.
Shruti Ashok Upadhyaya, Pierre‐Emmanuel Kirstetter, Robert J. Kuligowski et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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A Random Forest precipitation estimator using GOES-16 ABI infrared channels and RAP predictors over CONUS beats SCaMPR, with correlation 0.46 and HSS 0.91 vs 0.19.
Matteo Zambra, Dorian Cazau, Nicolas Farrugia et al.
· IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering
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A deep learning method that combines data assimilation ideas retrieves sea-surface wind speed time series from underwater acoustics, with up to 16% lower RMSE than prior data-driven methods.
Xueying Zhang, Xu Dong, Jing Zeng et al.
· Journal of Climate
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Neural network reconstructs a monthly 0.05° Antarctic air temperature product from MODIS and 119 stations, with MAE 2.23 °C and better agreement with in situ data than ERA5.
Nirmala Bai Jadala, M. Sridhar, Venkata Ratnam Devanaboyina et al.
· Vietnam Journal of Earth Sciences
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Gaussian process regression outperforms neural networks in estimating GPS integrated water vapour from surface meteorology in Hyderabad, with correlation 0.93.
F2F-NN, a CNN retrieving sea surface wind fields from FY-3D microwave imager data, reaches 0.26 m/s RMSE and beats five existing products in a hurricane case.
Lander Ver Hoef, Henry Adams, Emily J. King et al.
· arXiv
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Tutorial introducing persistent homology and persistence landscapes for classifying mesoscale cloud organization in satellite images, with interpretable results and example code.
Zhenglong Li, Zheng Ma, Pei Wang et al.
· Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
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Machine-learning quality control for ABI water vapor radiances blends seven bands to reject surface-contaminated pixels, improving Hurricane Harvey track forecasts.
Aurélien Colin, Pierre Tandeo, Charles Peureux et al.
· arXiv
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CNN segments Sentinel-1 SAR images into three rain regimes learned from NEXRAD collocations, outperforming Koch's filters for high-resolution rain mapping over ocean.
TICAENet, a LeNet/VGG-style CNN, classifies typhoon intensity from geostationary satellite images at 97.12% accuracy and estimates wind speed with 4.78 m/s MAE.
Rochelle Schneider, Massimo Bonavita, Alan Geer et al.
· npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
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Workshop report on machine learning for Earth system observation and prediction, outlining opportunities and challenges across satellite and forecasting applications.
Attention-U-Net estimates near-real-time precipitation from FY-4A satellite imagery, beating operational satellite products and baseline deep learning models on POD, CSI and RMSE.
Tianle Yuan, Hua Song, Robert Wood et al.
· arXiv
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Deep learning on Sentinel-1 satellite imagery yields the first multi-year global ship-track climatology, showing 2020 fuel rules cut ship-track frequency to decades-low levels.
Felix Dahle, Julian Tanke, Bert Wouters et al.
· ISPRS annals of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences
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First deep-learning semantic segmentation of scanned 1940-2000 US Navy Antarctic Peninsula photos, reaching 74% accuracy on eight test images despite analog and scanning artifacts.
Peter Kuma, Frida A.‐M. Bender, Alex J. Schuddeboom et al.
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Slide deck on machine learning classification of cloud types in satellite observations and climate models; no abstract or quantitative results provided.
Biao Zhang, Xiaotong Yu, William A. Perrie et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Neural network retrieves ocean surface wind, SST and near-surface air temperature and humidity from AMSR2, with heat flux RMSE of 18-40 W/m2 against buoys.
Moshira S. Ghaleb, Hala Moushier, Howaida Shedeed et al.
· International journal of intelligent computing and information sciences/International Journal of Intelligent Computing and Information Sciences
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Compares CNN, CNN+decision tree and CNN+SVM for classifying five weather image categories, reaching 94% accuracy with the CNN+SVM fusion.
Eoghan Keany, Geoffrey Bessardon, Emily Gleeson
· Advances in science and research
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Builds the first open 10 m building height map of Ireland from Sentinel-1/2 features; CNN is most accurate, but ridge regression is chosen for realism and low cost.
A. Kaps, A. Lauer, G. Camps-Valls et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Deep-learning cloud-type classifier trained on MODIS and CloudSat labels is applied to coarse satellite data to enable process-oriented evaluation of clouds in climate models.
Liang Mei, Xiaoqi Wang, Zhenfeng Gong et al.
· Optics Express
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A VGG16-based CNN applied to wavelet covariance transform images retrieves planetary boundary layer height from lidar profiles without human intervention, validated against radiosondes and MPLNET.
Synthetic driving-simulator images increase CNN weather-condition classification training efficiency by up to 74%, addressing dataset bias in vision-based weather recognition.
Francis M. Lopes, Emanuel Dutra, Isabel F. Trigo
· Remote Sensing
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MARS regression fusing ERA5 and Meteosat cloud data estimates surface downward longwave radiation with 18.8 W/m² RMSE, beating the LSA-SAF operational formula.
A. A. Filei, Alexander I. Andreev, Кучма Михаил Олегович et al.
· Russian Meteorology and Hydrology
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A neural network retrieves total precipitable water from Meteor-M No. 2-2 MTVZA-GYa microwave data, with RMSE under 3 mm over water versus radiosondes and AERONET.
Deep learning detects polar lows in Sentinel-1 SAR images with F1 0.95, using a new public dataset labelled from ERA5; higher resolution improves detection.
Biao Tong, Xiangfei Sun, Jiyang Fu et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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A deep CNN identifies tropical cyclone fingerprints in satellite cloud images over the Northwest Pacific with 96% accuracy, with heat maps showing eye and rainband focus.
Zhigang Yao, HONG Jun, CUI Xing-dong et al.
· Journal of Tropical Meteorology
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Neural network retrieves stratospheric temperature from single-footprint AIRS sounder data, cutting error versus operational products and resolving gravity waves.
Lei Zheng, Xiao Yan Cheng, Xinyi Shang et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Estimates daily Greenland Ice Sheet surface melt at 3.125 km from spaceborne radiometers using a neural network trained on surface energy balance data, matching regional climate models.
Nipun Gunawardena, Pierre Durand, Thierry Hedde et al.
· Atmosphere
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Compares linear regression and neural networks for filling gaps in micrometeorological station data in complex terrain, finding significant wind differences only in synoptic flow.
Self-supervised deep networks interpolate radar precipitation to 5-minute resolution, cutting error by up to 20% versus linear interpolation over southern France.
Yuxin Zheng, Cuixian Lu, Zhilu Wu et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Stacked machine learning maps GNSS zenith delays to precipitable water vapor without meteorological inputs, achieving under 2.5 mm accuracy and 22-28% gains over GPT3.
Mesut Toğaçar, Burhan Ergen
· Computers and Electronics in Agriculture
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Deep-learning pipeline with super-resolution and segmentation classifies cloud images; the abstract is missing, so scope is uncertain and significance is low.
You-Hyun Baek, Il‐Ju Moon, Jungho Im et al.
· Remote Sensing
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A CNN with multi-task learning on geostationary IR images estimates western North Pacific tropical cyclone RMW and R34 with correlations of 0.95 and 0.93.
TCR-GAN converts geostationary infrared images of tropical cyclones into passive microwave rainfall fields and releases a new benchmark dataset (TCIRRP).
Wei Li, Dalin Wang, Wei Zhou et al.
· Journal of Sensors
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An LSTM-based health monitoring framework for CINRAD-SA weather radar flags early faults from deviations between predicted and measured monitoring parameters, reducing false alarms.
Xiaoqin Lu, Wai Kin Wong, Hui Yu et al.
· Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan Ser II
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SVM and general regression neural network models estimate western North Pacific tropical cyclone size parameters (RMW, R34, R50, R64) from infrared satellite imagery.
Tropical cyclone classifiers trained on simulated atmospheric data perform much worse on satellite observations, showing the simulation-observation gap must be bridged.
Bo Zhang, Muyuan Ma, Mingqing Wang et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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FY4-SR-Net uses transfer learning to super-resolve FY4 visible satellite images from 4 km to 1 km, cutting RMSE by 16.12% versus bicubic interpolation.
Shiyao Wang, Tianxing Wang, Wanchun Leng et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A machine-learning fusion of CERES, ERA5 and GLDAS yields a global hourly 0.25° longwave downward radiation product with R=0.97 against ground measurements over land.
Chaogang Guo, Weihua Ai, Shensen Hu et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Transfer-learned Inception v3 identifies wind streaks in GF-3 SAR images to retrieve sea surface wind direction, reaching 92-95% accuracy with 9.12 RMSE against ECMWF.
Chandrasekar Radhakrishnan, V. Chandrasekar, Steven C. Reising et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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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.
stefano zecchetto, Andrea Zanchetta
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A ResNet extracts 500 m sea-surface wind fields from Sentinel-1 SAR over Venice, with 16° direction RMS against in-situ data and finer structure than ECMWF.
Yichuan Ma, Tao He, Shunlin Liang et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Neural networks map Landsat TOA reflectance to horizontal and inclined surface albedo over sloping terrain, achieving RMSE of 0.029 for HHSA against in-situ data.
A deep learning model learns the radar reflectivity-to-rainfall (Z-R) relation for Shenzhen, outperforming the traditional Z-R equation and matching a pure DL nowcaster.
Streaming tensor decomposition of ceilometer lidar aerosol profiles across a US network tracks mixed boundary layer height in near real time over long archives.
John M. Haynes, Yoo‐Jeong Noh, S. D. Miller et al.
· Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology
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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.
Matt Amos, Ushnish Sengupta, Paul J. Young et al.
· preprint
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Uses a Bayesian neural network to fuse chemistry-climate model output with sparse satellite and sonde data, producing a continuous vertically resolved stratospheric ozone record with uncertainty.
A. A. Filei, Alexander I. Andreev, А. B. Uspensky
· Izvestiya Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics
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Neural network retrieval of temperature and humidity profiles from Meteor-M MTVZA-GY microwave data achieves about 2-3 K temperature RMSE against radiosondes.
Graham R. Enos, Matthew J. Reagor, Maxwell P. Henderson et al.
· arXiv
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Hybrid quantum-classical CNNs generate synthetic weather radar from satellite and NWP inputs, proposed as a benchmark for quantum advantage. No quantitative results given in the abstract.
Rachel L. Atlas, Johannes Mohrmann, Joseph A. Finlon et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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UWILD random forest classifies ice versus liquid particles in Southern Ocean clouds from 2D-S probe images with 95% accuracy, beating two existing methods.
Mei Xue, Renlong Hang, Xiao–Tong Yuan et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A multitask CNN estimates global tropical cyclone precipitation from HURSAT-B1 imagery, reaching 0.68 detection probability and beating MLR and random forest baselines.
Chuanfa Chen, Baojian Hu, Yanyan Li
· Hydrology and earth system sciences
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Spatial random forest downscales and calibrates IMERG satellite precipitation in Sichuan using gauges and covariates, outperforming GWR, ANN and kriging.
A deep neural network retrieves near-surface air temperature over South Korea from satellite land surface temperature and vegetation indices, reaching R of 0.98 and RMSE of 2.19 K.
Bu-Yo Kim, Joo Wan Cha, Ki-Ho Chang
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Machine learning estimates 24-hour cloud cover from ground-based sky images, with support vector regression giving RMSE 1.45 tenths against human observers.
Brian Butterworth, Ankur Rashmikant Desai, Stefan Metzger et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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CHEESEHEAD19 land-atmosphere flux observations are presented as training data for machine learning to scale energy fluxes across heterogeneous surfaces to model grid cells.
Stephen P. Palm, Patrick A. Selmer, John E. Yorks et al.
· Frontiers in Remote Sensing
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Global planetary boundary layer height retrieved from ICESat-2 and CATS lidar using a threshold method and a CNN, validated against MERRA-2 with good spatial agreement.
A two-step neural network retrieves aerosol parameters from OCO-2 O2 A-band spectra, improving XCO2 retrievals relative to the Level-2 standard product.
Haonan Chen, Luyao Sun, Robert C. Cifelli et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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CNN bias correction of CMORPH satellite precipitation over US coastal mountains raises correlation from 0.55 to 0.88 against Stage IV gauge-radar data.
A random forest hybrid estimates mesoscale convective system rainrate from FY-4A cloud-top temperature features, outperforming the operational FY-4A precipitation product.
Callie McNicholas, Clifford F. Mass
· Weather and Forecasting
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Machine learning bias correction of billions of smartphone pressure observations cuts errors 43-57% and yields analyses 21-31% better than MADIS networks.
Dennis Piontek, Luca Bugliaro, Marius Schmidl et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Neural-network retrieval VACOS uses MSG/SEVIRI thermal channels and ECMWF profiles to detect volcanic ash and retrieve cloud-top height and particle radius, day and night.
Hybrid neural network for hyperspectral atmospheric correction that infers atmospheric state without auxiliary met data, achieving MAE under 0.02 for emissivity across 29 materials.
Deep neural networks retrieve temperature and humidity profiles from FY-3 MWHTS microwave sounder and bias-correct its observations, outperforming shallow networks in accuracy and stability.
Shruti Ashok Upadhyaya, Pierre‐Emmanuel Kirstetter, Robert J. Kuligowski et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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A machine-learning classifier on GOES-16 ABI channels with NWP inputs identifies precipitation occurrence with 97% accuracy and convective types at 76%.
Christoph Böhm, Jan H. Schween, Mark Reyers et al.
· Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
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A neural network on MODIS brightness temperatures detects Atacama Desert fog better than a cloud-height method (Heidke skill 0.56 vs 0.49), enabling a fog frequency climatology.
A multi-task CNN framework with consistency constraints and cross-branch attention improves Himawari-8 infrared precipitation estimation by 3–5% F1 across intensities.
Sheela Ramanna, Cenker Sengoz, Scott D. Kehler et al.
· Applied Artificial Intelligence
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EfficientNet classifies road surface conditions from street and highway camera images into five classes at 90.6% validation accuracy, complementing station-based road weather data.
Fenglin Sun, Bo Li, Min Min et al.
· Remote Sensing
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A deep learning regression retrieves radar composite reflectivity maps from Fengyun-4A geostationary satellite data, with R² of 0.88-0.96 and MAE of 0.3-0.6 dBZ.
Random forest fuses thermal and passive microwave data to produce 0.01° all-weather land surface temperature over China, RMSE 2-5 K against in situ data.
A neural network and gradient boosting combination retrieves cloud top height from passive microwave radiometers, with MAE 2.1 km and correlation 0.8 against radar truth.
Joon Jin Song, Melissa Innerst, Kyuhee Shin et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Compares logistic regression, LDA, trees, SVM and random forests for precipitation-area classification from S-band radar, with spatial features helping.
Compares linear regression, KNN, trees and neural networks to reconstruct ERA5 wind fields from 1% of points, with k-means sensor placement improving accuracy.
Zhaohui Xiong, Bao Zhang, Jizhang Sang et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Generalized regression neural network calibrates MODIS and ERA5 precipitable water vapor against GNSS over China, improving accuracy most at monthly timescales.
Robin Karlsson, David Robert Wong, Kazunari Kawabata et al.
· arXiv
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Hierarchical mixture-of-experts model estimates rainfall rate from automotive lidar point clouds, reaching RMSE 2.42 mm/h after filtering uncertain predictions.
Yoonjin Lee, Christian D. Kummerow, Imme Ebert‐Uphoff
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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A convolutional network on one-minute GOES-16 visible and infrared imagery detects convection, trained against MRMS radar precipitation types as a proof of concept.
Joaquim Teixeira, Hai Nguyen, Derek J. Posselt et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Random forest combined with Gaussian mixture clustering characterizes bias and standard error of water vapour atmospheric motion vectors, addressing a known gap in uncertainty estimation.
Ting‐Shuo Yo, Shih‐Hao Su, Jung‐Lien Chu et al.
· Earth and Space Science
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Volume-to-point machine learning maps gridded QPESUMS radar sequences to Taiwan station rainfall, performing comparably to the operational scheme and excelling in heavy-rain detection.
Filipe Aires, Peter Weston, Patricia de Rosnay et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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Compares CDF-matching and neural network retrievals of ASCAT soil moisture for NWP assimilation, finding inversion better suited than forward modelling.
Rumeng Li, Qinghong Zhang, Juanzhen Sun et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Machine-learning bias correction of 2016 smartphone pressure data reduces bias, and dense analysis resolves convective structure in a Beijing hailstorm better than station data.
Neural network replaces the eigenvalue solver in a discrete-ordinate radiative transfer model, with only a 3x speedup and generality retained; a proof-of-concept.
Random forest retrieves tropical overshooting cloud-top height from Himawari-8 infrared channels against CloudSat, reaching r=0.92 and RMSE 222 m versus 1305 m for interpolation.
Claudia J. Stubenrauch, Giacomo Caria, Sofia E. Protopapadaki et al.
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Neural networks trained on satellite lidar, radar and reanalysis data map 3D radiative heating of tropical upper clouds, finding about 0.3 K/day net heating that enhances latent heating by 25%.
Yu Chen, Jianchun Zheng, Deyong Hu et al.
· Water
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Regression, ANN and GWR corrections of IMERG late-run rainstorm precipitation in southern China slightly improve accuracy, with the best method varying by region.
Michael Holzmann, Amirabbas Davari, Thorsten Seehaus et al.
· arXiv
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Attention U-Net segments tidewater glacier calving fronts from SAR imagery end-to-end, matching U-Net with a 1.5% better Dice score and attention maps for tuning.
Jingze Lu, Kaijun Ren, Xiaoyong Li et al.
· GeoInformatica
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Gap-filling of satellite observations from reanalysis using imbalanced learning; no abstract was provided, so scope and results are inferred from the title only.
Andrey Konstantinovich Gorshenin, Svetlana Lukina
· Advances in intelligent systems and computing
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Compares random forests, XGBoost, SVM and EM for imputing up to 40% missing precipitation at over a hundred stations; XGBoost combinations reach nRMSE 0.01–0.07.
Isaac Buo, Valentina Sagris, Jaak Jaagus
· Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Random forests generate gap-free daily 100 m and 500 m NDVI and land surface temperature products to support urban heatwave and heat-island assessment.
Eric S. Maddy, Sid‐Ahmed Boukabara
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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MIIDAPS-AI deep-learning retrieval of temperature, moisture and cloud from microwave and infrared sounders runs about 100 times faster with comparable accuracy to operational methods.
Yael Sde-Chen, Yoav Y. Schechner, Vadim Holodovsky et al.
· arXiv
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3DeepCT, a neural network tailored to stationary cloud fields, reconstructs 3D cloud volumes from multi-view images with orders-of-magnitude faster inference than physics-based methods.
Luis Gómez-Chova, Gonzalo Mateo-García, Jordi Muñoz-Marí et al.
· arXiv
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Statistical machine learning cloud masking for Proba-V satellite scenes provides per-pixel cloud flags to reduce errors in land and sea biophysical retrievals.
David Malmgren-Hansen, Allan Aasbjerg Nielsen, Valero Laparra et al.
· 2018 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium
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Transfers CNN features learned for one IASI physical variable to retrieve other atmospheric parameters, cutting retraining cost while matching models trained from scratch.
Marius Zumwald, Benedikt Knüsel, David Niklaus Bresch et al.
· Urban Climate
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Quantile regression forest fuses 691 crowd-sourced citizen weather stations with open data to map Zurich urban temperature at 10 m resolution during a 2019 heatwave.
Adrián Pérez-Suay, Julia Amorós-López, Luis Gómez-Chova et al.
· arXiv
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Random Fourier-feature kernel approximation enables fast retrieval of atmospheric parameters from IASI sounders, PROSAIL emulation and cloud detection on millions of samples.
Bohdan Rusyn, Oleksiy Lutsyk, Rostyslav Kosarevych et al.
· Information extraction and processing
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U-Net-based deep learning improves segmentation of atmospheric cloud images from aircraft and satellite sensors, with claimed real-time capability for weather monitoring.
A fully connected deep network emulates CRTM clear-sky VIIRS thermal radiances over global oceans, with mean biases near 0.01 K and standard deviations under 0.1 K.
A CNN called GREMLIN fuses GOES-R ABI and GLM data into synthetic radar reflectivity, proposed to feed convective-scale data assimilation and latent heating initialization.
CNNs infer airmass properties such as moisture and instability from GOES-R ABI imagery, offering an automated alternative to sparse radiosondes for NWP and forecasters.
Neural network imputation of missing and anomalous station temperature and humidity data outperforms interpolation and other supervised methods for building simulation inputs.
Mei Xue, Renlong Hang, Qingshan Liu et al.
· Atmospheric Research
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CNN retrieves near-real-time precipitation from FengYun-2 satellite imagery over Xinjiang, China; no abstract was available, so this summary is based on the title.
Jenq‐Dar Tsay, Kevin Kao, Chun-Chieh Chao et al.
· Preprints.org
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PERSIANN-CWB uses a deeper convolutional autoencoder CNN on Himawari-8 infrared and water vapor channels, improving rainfall retrieval over Taiwan relative to the prior CNN version.
Manu Tom, Rajanie Prabha, Tianyu Wu et al.
· arXiv
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Semantic segmentation of VIIRS, MODIS and webcam images maps Swiss lake ice cover and ice-on/off dates, reaching mIoU above 93% for satellites and releasing a webcam benchmark.
Y. M. Wang, Kebin Jia, P.Y. Liu et al.
· Journal of Instrumentation
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Uses an enhanced back-propagation network with Gaussian activation and Levenberg-Marquardt training to calibrate an atmospheric pressure sensor, cutting MSE from 5.93 to 0.77 on a microcontroller.
Phu Nguyen, Mohammed Ombadi, Vesta Afzali Gorooh et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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PDIR-Now provides hourly quasi-global infrared-based precipitation at 0.04° with 15-60 min latency, improving the critical success index to 0.53 from 0.47 over PERSIANN-CCS.
Rajeswari Balasubramaniam, Christopher S. Ruf
· Remote Sensing
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A neural network quality-control filter for CYGNSS ocean wind retrievals reaches over 75% outlier detection with under 20% false alarms for 5–18 m/s winds.
Xuan-Hien Le, Giha Lee, Kwansue Jung et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Convolutional autoencoder corrects pixel-wise bias of PERSIANN-CDR daily satellite precipitation against APHRODITE over the Mekong, outperforming a standard-deviation method.
Federico Amato, Fabian Guignard, Sylvain Robert et al.
· Sci Rep 10, 22243 (2020)
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A deep learning framework reconstructs continuous space-time environmental fields from irregular station measurements using temporal basis functions and gridded spatial coefficients.
Feng Lyu, Guoqiang Tang, Ali Behrangi et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Triple collocation merges CMORPH, PERSIANN and ERA5 precipitation over China, improving on each input product against rain-gauge data; the method is statistical rather than ML.
XGBoost retrieves rainfall from radar reflectivity at multiple elevation angles, beating Marshall-Palmer and regression baselines for typhoon rainfall in Taiwan.
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.
Ting‐Shuo Yo, Shih‐Hao Su, Jung‐Lien Chu et al.
· preprint
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Machine learning maps gridded radar reflectivity volumes to hourly station precipitation in Taiwan, outperforming the operational QPE scheme for heavy rain.
Random forest and other supervised classifiers combine weather radar and NWP data to classify winter precipitation type, beating a temperature and thickness threshold baseline.
Xi Cai, Yansong Bao, George P. Petropoulos et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Artificial neural networks retrieve temperature and humidity profiles from FY-4 GIIRS hyperspectral radiances, outperforming a simulation-trained network and matching AIRS consistency.
Bin Zhou, Evyatar Erell, Ian Hough et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Three-stage random forest and XGBoost ensemble estimates hourly 1 km air temperature over Israel from geostationary satellite skin temperature and station data.
Xuetong Xie, Jing Wang, Mingsen Lin
· Remote Sensing
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A neural network removes rain-induced bias from HY-2A scatterometer backscatter, using ECMWF winds as reference, so retrieved sea-surface winds deviate much less in rain.
Deep learning first classifies marine atmospheric duct type from sparse propagation factor measurements, then estimates refractivity parameters for real-time radar-performance applications.
Cheolhee Yoo, Jungho Im, Dongjin Cho et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Random forest fuses AMSR2 microwave data with MODIS annual-cycle terms to produce all-weather 1 km land surface temperature over South Korea, including cloudy days, with daytime RMSE of 2.5 °C.
Wanyi Xie, Dong Liu, Ming–Hsuan Yang et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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SegCloud, an encoder-decoder CNN, segments ground-based all-sky camera images into cloud masks and estimates cloud cover better than traditional methods.
Kyle A. Hilburn, Imme Ebert-Uphoff, Steven D. Miller
· Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
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A CNN converts GOES-R radiances and lightning into synthetic radar reflectivity, enabling convective radar assimilation with much better skill than pixel-wise methods.
Borys I. Tymchenko, Philip O. Marchenko, Dmitry V. Spodarets
· Herald of Advanced Information Technology
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Multi-task CNN classifies and segments cloud organization types in single colour satellite images, learning from coarse noisy masks and ranking in the top 3% of a competition.
Random forest and CNN framework corrects GPM DPR orographic precipitation retrievals using HRRR, cutting false alarms by 77% over the Southern Appalachians.
Benedict Delahaye Chivers, John Wallbank, Steven J. Cole et al.
· Journal of Hydrology 2020
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Two-step classifier and regressor impute missing 30-minute rainfall at 37 UK weather stations, outperforming a neighbour-based surface fitting baseline.
Bin Zhou, Evyatar Erell, Ian Hough et al.
· International Journal of Climatology
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Two-stage random forest hybrid estimates gridded 1 km intra-daily near-surface air temperature over Israel from satellite skin temperature, with out-of-sample R2 of 0.96 for air temperature.
Roberta Avanzato, Francesco Beritelli
· Information
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CNN applied to audio from a low-cost acoustic sensor classifies rain intensity into seven classes, reaching 75% accuracy and 93% when adjacent-class errors are ignored.
Proposes a radar-mosaic CNN for estimating hourly typhoon rainfall in Taiwan, outperforming Z-R relationships at three stations; it reduces relative RMSE to 0.713 at Hualien.
Julie A. Haggerty, Allyson Rugg, Rodney J. Potts et al.
· Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology
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Fuzzy-logic ALPHA algorithm fuses satellite, NWP and radar data to detect high ice water content for aviation, with AUC 0.85 against in situ measurements.
DeepCTC neural network classifies cloud types from GOES-16 ABI imagery using CloudSat labels and evaluates PERSIANN-CCS precipitation by cloud type against MRMS.
Christina Bonfanti, Stevan Maksimović, Jebb Q. Stewart et al.
· 100th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting
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Applies machine learning to satellite fire radiative power to improve fire representation in smoke and weather forecasting models; abstract not available.
Huanfeng Shen, Yun Jiang, Tongwen Li et al.
· arXiv
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A deep belief network fuses satellite, station, simulation and socioeconomic data to map daily maximum air temperature across China at 0.01°, achieving RMSE 1.996°C.
Neural networks trained on micrometeorological features improve eddy covariance flux estimates at an alpine lake on the Tibetan Plateau, with stable 10-fold cross-validation bias.
Alexander J. DesRosiers, Bell, Michael M., Barnes, Elizabeth et al.
· Digital Collections of Colorado (Colorado State University)
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Random forest automates quality control of tail Doppler radar data from Hurricane Michael's rapid intensification, classifying over 99% of radar gates correctly.
Ma Jingyi, Tiejun Zhang, Jing Guodong et al.
· IEEE Access
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Retraction notice for a CNN-based ground-based cloud image recognition system that duplicated prior work; the underlying topic is cloud classification.
Yuan Yao, Cun Chang, Felix Ndayisaba et al.
· IEEE Access
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Random forest downscaling of Landsat LST fused with MODIS tracks Chengdu summer urban heat island intensity rising from 2.78 °C to 4.04 °C over 2009–2018.
Pengcheng Qi, Yan Cui, Haijun Zhang et al.
· IEEE Access
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Compares multivariable ML methods for downscaling coarse nighttime urban land surface temperature; daytime visible-NIR predictors perform as well as physical variables, MAE within 2 K.
Hailei Liu, Qi Zhou, Shenglan Zhang et al.
· Advances in Meteorology
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Himawari-8 brightness temperatures and NWP predictors estimate summer air temperature over China; a neural network reaches R=0.97 and RMSE 1.72°C against stations.
An unsupervised neural network finds hierarchical trade-wind cloud organization regimes in 10,000 GOES-16 images, linking regimes to radiative properties for climate model evaluation.
Uses a Gaussian process to decide when to release sensors from a weather balloon, targeting better stratospheric analyses and forecasts, tested on real flights.
Jennifer Sleeman, Vanessa Caicedo, Milton Halem et al.
· preprint
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A deep neural network applied to lidar backscatter images identifies planetary boundary layer height and outperforms a double-derivative method in preliminary results.
Bo Hu, Xingying Zhang, Rui Sun et al.
· Atmosphere
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Deep belief network retrieves horizontal visibility from MODIS aerosol optical depth and ECMWF data over Eastern China, with validation correlation near 0.70.
Khalil Ur Rahman, Songhao Shang, Muhammad Shahid et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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Dynamic clustered Bayesian model averaging merges four satellite precipitation products over Pakistan, outperforming each input product against gauges.
Phu Nguyen, Eric Jay Shearer, Mohammed Ombadi et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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PDIR, a neural-network infrared precipitation algorithm with climatology-based dynamic rain-rate mapping, improves real-time estimates over the western CONUS, including atmospheric river events.
Kate Duffy, Thomas Vandal, Weile Wang et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems
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Deep learning emulates a satellite remote-sensing surrogate model, reproducing its outputs with acceptable accuracy and often faster runtime than the surrogate.
A neural network infers gridded marine surface visibility over the Indian Ocean from satellite optical thickness and reanalysis, with mean error under 8%.
K-nearest neighbour classifies convective and stratiform rain from Doppler radar using TRMM labels, achieving 78% POD for convective and 95% for stratiform.
Kimoon Kim, Ji-Hye Kim, Yong‐Jae Moon et al.
· Remote Sensing
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A conditional GAN generates nighttime visible-band COMS/MI satellite images from infrared data, reaching correlation 0.88 with observed images in summer.
Compares random forest, XGBoost and a deep neural network for retrieving total precipitable water from Himawari-8 infrared channels; the DNN performs best against radiosondes.
An LSTM estimates atmospheric wind from quadcopter motion without a wind sensor, with lower errors than the wind-triangle method in simulated turbulence.
Ashlin Francis, S Vineetha
· International Journal of Engineering Applied Sciences and Technology
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CNN classifies weather conditions into six classes from photographs and derives temperature estimates from class scores; the approach is not benchmarked.
Jussi Leinonen, Alexandre Guillaume, Tianle Yuan
· Geophysical Research Letters
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A conditional GAN reconstructs CloudSat-style cloud vertical structure from MODIS inputs, capturing multilayer clouds and providing uncertainty estimates.
Shubhankar Deshpande, Brian D. Bue, David R. Thompson et al.
· arXiv
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Neural-network emulators of radiative transfer models speed up imaging-spectroscopy retrievals for greenhouse gas and coral reef monitoring by a multifold factor.
Stephan Rasp, Hauke Schulz, Sandrine Bony et al.
· Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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Crowd-labelled about 50,000 shallow cloud clusters in satellite images to train deep learning that maps four organization patterns and builds global climatologies.
Applies Gaussian process regression to infer marine boundary layer electromagnetic duct height from radar propagation factors, including noisy-input handling.
D. Smolyakov, N. Sviridenko, V. Ishimtsev et al.
· 16th International Symposium on Neural Networks, ISNN 2019
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Builds an ensemble of anomaly detectors with adaptive thresholds for meteorological station time series, integrated into a road weather information system.
Soumyabrata Dev, Atul Nautiyal, Yee Hui Lee et al.
· arXiv
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A light-weight CNN, CloudSegNet, segments clouds in ground sky-camera images across day and night in one framework, reaching state-of-the-art results on public databases.
Neural network combined with 1D-variational retrieval of FY-3C microwave temperature and humidity profiles during Hurricane Matthew, improving WRF data-assimilation track forecasts.
Multilayer perceptron retrieves evaporation duct heights in the marine boundary layer from sparse electromagnetic propagation measurements, enabling fast near-real-time estimates; architecture choices are documented.
Florian Tornow, Carlos Doménech, Juergen Fischer
· Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology
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Neural networks with selected geophysical inputs convert EarthCARE clear-sky TOA radiance to flux with 2.7–4.0 W m-2 error, under the 10 W m-2 mission threshold.
Jingxiao Cai, Yan Rockee Zhang, Richard J. Doviak et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Neural network classifies typhoon low-altitude turbulence from Hong Kong terminal Doppler radar, validated against commercial aircraft turbulence measurements.
Maosi Chen, Chaoshun Liu, Zhibin Sun et al.
· preprint
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Retrieves temperature and humidity profiles from NPP CrIS hyperspectral radiances using autoencoders and a self-normalizing network trained on ECMWF data.
Proposes P_SegNet and NP_SegNet, modified SegNet architectures for cloud segmentation in remote sensing imagery, with improved accuracy over FCN baselines.
Lucas O. Bayma, Marconi de Arruda Pereira
· Journal of Information and Data Management
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Compares neural networks, bagged trees and random forest for filling missing station climate records in Minas Gerais, Brazil; random forest performs best.
Martin Jung, Sujan Koirala, Ulrich Weber et al.
· arXiv
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Machine learning merges FLUXNET eddy-covariance towers with remote sensing and meteorological data into a 147-product global land-atmosphere energy flux database with uncertainties.
Min Min, Chen Bai, Jianping Guo et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Random forest estimates summertime precipitation from Himawari-8 infrared brightness temperatures plus GFS predictors, reaching 0.87 classification accuracy and 2.0 mm/h RMSE against GPM.
Adversarial color-space adaptation from synthetic to real cirrus cloud images, improving cloud segmentation by 6.59% for climate-related image analysis.
Xingou Xu, Xiaolong Dong, Di Zhu et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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An ANN fuses HY-2A radiometer and scatterometer data to retrieve typhoon wind fields, outperforming operational HSCAT winds against GRAPES and H*Wind references.
Guoqiang Tang, Di Long, Ali Behrangi et al.
· Water Resources Research
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A deep neural network retrieves high-latitude rain and snow from GMI and MODIS data, largely outperforming GPROF on snowfall and reducing rain underestimation.
Simon Pfreundschuh, Patrick Eriksson, David Duncan et al.
· Atmospheric Measurement Techniques
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Quantile regression neural networks give case-specific posterior uncertainty for Bayesian retrievals, applied to MODIS cloud top pressure with consistent uncertainty; code released.
Jose Carlos Villarreal Guerra, Zeba Khanam, Shoaib Ehsan et al.
· arXiv
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New open dataset of rain, snow and fog images with a super-pixel augmentation method, benchmarking ten CNN architectures for camera-based weather classification.
Lea Beusch, Loris Foresti, Marco Gabella et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Compares generalized linear models and neural networks for rainfall retrieval from geostationary IR data, using OPERA radar as truth; neural networks reduce false alarms.
Estimates convective rainfall from GMS-5 infrared images and NWP products with an artificial neural network, validated against gauges (r=0.63 hourly) and gaining about 2 h lead time for flood forecasting.
Nina Håkansson, Claudia Adok, Anke Thoss et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Neural networks retrieve MODIS cloud-top height using CALIOP training labels, cutting mean absolute error by at least 33% against operational algorithms.
Victor Pellet, Filipe Aires
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Bottleneck-channel neural compression of 8461 IASI channels matches NAPCA for temperature, water vapor and ozone retrievals while preserving physical meaning.
Xinye Zheng, Jianbo Ye, Yukun Chen et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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Shape and motion features with a trained classifier detect comma-shaped cyclone-associated cloud patterns in satellite imagery to support severe weather forecasting.
Manfred Brath, Stuart Fox, Patrick Eriksson et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Neural network retrieves snow and liquid water path and water vapour from airborne millimetre radiometer data; submillimetre channels halve snow retrieval error.
A neural network method fuses spaceborne and ground radar reflectivity into three-dimensional fields. The abstract is missing, so the assessment relies on the title.
Sarah Sesek
· EngagedScholarship @ Cleveland State University (Cleveland State University)
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A DeepLab-based CNN trained on large-eddy simulation fields segments cloud base from total sky imager images to improve boundary-layer cloud cover measurement.
ContrailMod, a CNN applied to Himawari-8 imagery, outperforms a conventional contrail detection algorithm and is used to evaluate potential contrail coverage from ERA-Interim over South China.
Janni Yuval, Ian Langmore, Dmitrii Kochkov et al.
· Science Advances
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A NeuralGCM-based hybrid model trained on satellite precipitation cuts climate-model precipitation biases and beats the ECMWF ensemble at mid-range forecasts.
Weixin Jin, Jonathan Weyn, Pengcheng Zhao et al.
· arXiv
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Introduces WeatherReal, a benchmark from global in-situ surface observations showing reanalysis-trained AI models diverge from station data for temperature, wind and precipitation.
Xiaoze Xu, Xiuyu Sun, Wei Han et al.
· npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
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FuXi-DA is a deep learning data assimilation framework that assimilates FY-4B AGRI satellite radiances, reducing analysis errors and improving forecasts.
Çağlar Küçük, Apostolos Giannakos, Stefan Schneider et al.
· arXiv
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Transformer nowcasts radar composites up to two hours ahead from geostationary satellite data, with lightning and infrared channels proving key features in severe weather.
Katherine Haynes, Jason Stock, Jack Dostalek et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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A residual U-Net postprocesses RAP forecasts with satellite data, improving dewpoint profiles and CAPE by up to 40% with well-calibrated uncertainty for severe-weather forecasting.
Christopher Jellen, Charles Nelson, John Burkhardt et al.
· Applied Optics 62, no. 18 (2023): 4880-4890
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Gradient-boosted hybrid models combining macro-meteorological baselines with local observations cut optical turbulence error by 29% with one day of data and 68% with 180 days.
Федосеева Елена Валерьевна, I. N. Rostokin, Georgy G. Shchukin et al.
· Radio Engineering and Telecommunication System
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A neural network trained on tri-band VHF radiometric sounding data forecasts short-term ground-layer temperature, humidity and precipitation from daily measurements.
Jonathan Coney, Leif Denby, Andrew N Ross et al.
· Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
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A deep-learning segmentation model with transfer learning from synthetic fields detects and characterises trapped lee waves hazardous to aviation, faster than spectral methods.
Feijuan Li, Junyu Li, Lilong Liu et al.
· Remote Sensing
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An XGBoost calibration of the VMF3-FC zenith wet delay forecast cuts bias by 93% and RMSE by 6% versus the operational product, validated on 492 radiosondes.
Junyu Li, Mingyun Hu, Lilong Liu et al.
· All Earth
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A generalised regression neural network corrects GRAPES and ERA5 weighted mean temperature, nearly removing bias and cutting RMSE by 19–21% for GNSS water vapour.
An unsupervised neural network manifold maps the continuum of mesoscale shallow cloud organisation, showing organisation alters albedo by about ±1.4% beyond cloud-fraction changes.
A 3D-convolution U-Net downscales SEVIRI land surface temperature to hourly 1 km WRF air temperature, with MAE 1.36 °C versus 1.49 °C for ridge regression.
Peng Zhang, Xichuan Liu, Mingzhong Zou
· Earth and Space Science
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LSTM nowcasts 10-minute rainfall fields reconstructed from 26 commercial microwave links, reaching correlation 0.91 at one minute and falling to 0.20 at ten.
Biao Tong, Jiyang Fu, Yaxue Deng et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Vision Transformer and CNN regressors estimate tropical cyclone intensity from satellite cloud images, and a fused two-stage strategy gives the best accuracy.
Song Li, Nan Jiang, Tianhe Xu et al.
· GPS Solutions
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Neural network combined with an improved GPT3 model forecasts Japanese precipitation from GNSS-derived atmospheric data; abstract unavailable, so details are limited.
Çağrı Hasan Karaman, Zuhal Akyürek
· The international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/International archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences
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Random Forest spatial interpolation with satellite covariates downscales reanalysis and satellite air temperature and precipitation products over Turkey, with AgERA5 and MSWEP the best products.
Changjiang Zhang, Liu Zhang, Leiming Ma et al.
· International Journal of Remote Sensing
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WEY-TCNet combines wavelet fusion and YOLOX with channel attention to detect tropical cyclones in Fengyun-2D infrared images, reaching 91.5% mAP versus 86.7% baseline.
Wei Zhong, Deyuan Zhang, Yuan Sun et al.
· Remote Sensing
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CatBoost model estimates western North Pacific tropical cyclone intensity from FY-2 cloud-top brightness temperatures, achieving 3.74 m/s RMSE and beating prior CNN approaches.
Benjamin R. Scarino, Kyle F. Itterly, Kristopher M. Bedka et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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A deep neural network combining GOES cloud-top satellite data with reanalysis parameters estimates severe hail likelihood, reaching CSI 0.511 against radar MESH.
Lin Zang, Daniel Rosenfeld, Zengxin Pan et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Neural network sensitivity analysis of observations separates aerosol primary convective invigoration (72% of cloud-top cooling) from meteorological effects in deep convection.
Hao Wang, Zhi Li, Tao Zhang et al.
· Advances in Space Research
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Downscales GPM satellite precipitation from 0.1° to 1 km using a BP neural network with terrain and vegetation predictors, improving accuracy in complex terrain with sparse gauges.
Chuyen Nguyen, Jason E. Nachamkin, David Sidoti et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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UNet CNN fuses GOES-16 cloud observations with COAMPS forecasts to correct high-cloud forecasts at 3-12 h lead times, improving accuracy and sensitivity.
DownScaleBench uses an iterative super-resolution CNN to produce 300 m urban precipitation from 10 km GsMAP data over Austin, improving on cubic interpolation.
Compares ML downscaling of satellite precipitation, finding SRF and XGBoost best and GDA calibration beneficial, while residual Kriging degrades performance.
John S. Schreck, William Petzke, Pedro A. Jimenez et al.
· Remote Sensing
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ML models using VIIRS retrievals and HRRR variables estimate dead fuel moisture content over CONUS, outperforming climatology by 24% in hourly RMSE and beating MODIS-based models.
Chong Wang, Xiaofeng Li
· Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Letters
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Review of deep learning methods for extracting tropical cyclone intensity and wind radius from satellite infrared imagery, with an outlook on future directions.
Rotation-equivariant convolution combined with a Transformer estimates tropical cyclone intensity from multi-platform satellite and environmental data, with RMSE of 8.19 kt.
Quillon Yaprakli
· International Journal Of Recent Advances in Engineering & Technology
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Reviews IoT sensor-based weather monitoring and deep learning forecasting, including self-attention and hybrid CNN-LSTM models, with challenges and future directions.
Random forests using wind profiler divergence and vorticity predict rainfall onset 30 minutes ahead, outperforming inputs derived from ERA5 reanalysis.
Xiaotian Ding, Yongling Zhao, Yifan Fan et al.
· Building and Environment
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Uses machine learning to map city-scale air temperature from sparse meteorological station data for urban climate adaptation. No abstract available; scope inferred from title.
Minseok Seo, Yeji Choi, Hyungon Ry et al.
· arXiv
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WR-Net combines TV-L1 optical flow warping with a refinement network to interpolate and predict GK2A geostationary imagery from 4- to 2-minute intervals.
Iksha Gurung, Muthukumaran Ramasubramanian, Brian M. Freitag et al.
· Earth and Space Science
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Curates an hourly-interpolated satellite image and wind-speed dataset for tropical cyclones, plus a community competition whose winners improved on the benchmark by about 50%.
Rongnian Tang, Pu Zhang, Jingjin Wu et al.
· Sensors
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Pred-SF combines PredRNN-V2 with a stepwise refinement network to predict 4-hour precipitation for a target area from ERA5 multivariate fields and GPM data.
Proposes MS-ConvLSTM, adding echo top, VIL and radar-retrieved winds to reflectivity inputs to improve precipitation nowcasts over conventional deep learning baselines.
Qi Liu, Zhiyun Yang, Ru Ji et al.
· in IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Magazine, vol. 9, no. 4, pp. 4-12, Oct. 2023
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Review of deep learning for weather radar analysis covering beam blockage correction, echo extrapolation and precipitation nowcasting, with open challenges.
Mamatha N. P., Mohmad Umair Bagali, N Thangadurai
· International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering
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Neural network applied to MOSDAC satellite imagery for cyclone identification and monitoring, reported only qualitatively without a quantitative benchmark.
Mamatha N. P., Mohmad Umair Bagali, N Thangadurai
· International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering
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Tuned fusion deep learning model forecasts tropical cyclone passive microwave rainfall images from satellite data, with no quantitative results reported in the abstract.
Manikandan Sathianarayanan, P.-H. Hsu
· The international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/International archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences
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Downscales GPM IMERG precipitation from 10 km to 1 km over Taiwan using decision trees, SVR and random forests with NDVI and terrain predictors, validated against gauges.
Johannes Jakubik, Michal Muszynski, Michael Vössing et al.
· arXiv
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Pre-training on a suitable pretask improves U-Net generalization for segmenting unseen natural hazards from satellite imagery across regions without target labels.
Maria Reinhardt, Sybille Y. Schoger, Frederik Kurzrock et al.
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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A CNN detects clouds in camera photos to build a forward operator, enabling convective-scale assimilation of cloud cover into the ICON-D2 model; proof of concept over 6 days.
Yang Li, Yubao Liu, Rongfu Sun et al.
· Advances in Atmospheric Sciences
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Multi-task learning models nowcast convective storm vertically integrated liquid and lightning using satellite and weather radar observations; abstract not provided.
Isabel L. McCoy, Daniel Thompson McCoy, Robert Wood et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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A neural network classifies satellite cloud morphology, showing that closed-cell cloud changes contribute about 0.06 W/m²/K to global shortwave cloud feedback under CO2 quadrupling.
Isabell Stucke, Deborah Morgenstern, Thorsten Simon et al.
· arXiv
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Random forests linking direct upward lightning tower measurements to reanalysis meteorology identify drivers of lightning risk at wind turbines, with skill on independent data across Germany.
Andrew Geiss, Joseph Clinton Hardin
· Artificial Intelligence for the Earth Systems
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Differentiable operator enforces exact conservation of low-resolution values in CNN super-resolution, tested on radar, satellite and climate model data.
Fenglin Sun, Bo Li, Min Min et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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CWNNet, a ConvRNN fusing Fengyun-4A satellite and radar inputs, predicts 0-1 h reflectivity and convective initiation, outperforming single-source models (POD 0.87 at 1 h).
Daisuke Matsuoka, Steve Easterbrook
· Environmental Data Science
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Neural style transfer makes simulated cloud images resemble satellite data, raising tropical cyclone precursor classification performance by 40–90% at 3–7 days lead.
Kai Jeggle, David Neubauer, Gustau Camps‐Valls et al.
· Environmental Data Science
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Gradient boosting and attention-LSTM models predict cirrus ice water content and crystal number (R² = 0.49), with SHAP attributions linking dust aerosols to ice crystal changes.
Qiqiao Huang, Sheng Chen, Jinkai Tan
· Remote Sensing
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TSRC, a residual convolutional network using previous-frame cues, improves 3-hour radar-based precipitation nowcasts over China versus optical flow and UNet, including typhoon cases.
CSIP-Net, a convolutional network that predicts FY-4A infrared satellite images, reaching 4.77 K mean error at 2 h and 0.855 accuracy for precipitation-area detection.
Eleonora Vitanza, Giovanna Maria Dimitri, Chiara Mocenni
· arXiv
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Affinity Propagation clustering on a 2009-2021 Sicilian rainfall dataset identifies extreme rain events, including anomalous recent events near Catania.
Guangning Xu, Yan Li, Chi Ma et al.
· Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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Graph convolutional network estimates tropical cyclone intensity from satellite imagery; the abstract is missing, so details are inferred from the title.
Wei Tian, Xinxin Zhou, Xianhua Niu et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Lightweight multitask CNN estimates tropical cyclone intensity and size from satellite data, with intensity RMSE of 8.40 kt, 33.5% below the ADT baseline.
Maëlys Solal, Andrew Jesson, Yarin Gal et al.
· arXiv
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Causal machine learning on satellite observations estimates aerosol-cloud interaction with uncertainty bounds, finding only one of three climate models reproduces the cooling trend.
Febryanto Simanjuntak, Ilham Jamaluddin, Tang-Huang Lin et al.
· Remote Sensing
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LSTM forecasts Himawari-8 brightness temperatures and random forest converts them into 10-minute rainfall estimates over Indonesia, with RMSE of 1.54 mm per 3 h.
Reviews 2021 extreme events and barriers to deploying ML models on Earth observation imagery for disaster damage detection, highlighting InSAR as a tool.
Seth D. Axen, Alexandra Gessner, Christian Sommer et al.
· arXiv
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Doubly sparse spatiotemporal Gaussian process builds a probabilistic European climate-field reconstruction from the Last Glacial Maximum to mid-Holocene, combining simulations with pollen proxies.
Jianyu Liang, Koji Terasaki, Takemasa Miyoshi
· Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan Ser II
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Machine learning replaces the radiative transfer observation operator for AMSU-A radiance assimilation in NICAM-LETKF, performing near RTTOV but slightly worse with simpler bias handling.
Tom Kimpson, Margarita Choulga, Matthew Chantry et al.
· arXiv
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A neural network trained on ERA5 and MODIS skin temperature quality-checks IFS physiographic upgrades, improving land-surface temperature prediction by 0.37 K for updated lakes.
Chong Wang, Xiaofeng Li
· Monthly Weather Review
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Deep learning estimates 34, 50 and 64-kt tropical cyclone wind radii in four quadrants from geostationary IR images, cutting errors 12-36% over prior methods.
Scattering-transform features with channel attention from multi-band satellite imagery estimate tropical cyclone intensity and predict lightning occurrence.
Matthias Aichinger‐Rosenberger, E. Bröckmann, Laura Crocetti et al.
· Atmospheric measurement techniques
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Classification algorithms detect and predict Alpine foehn events from GNSS troposphere products at Altdorf, reaching 70-85% detection and alarm measures.
Guanbo Zhou, Xiang Fang, Qifeng Qian et al.
· Frontiers in Earth Science
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Deep learning on Himawari-8 and FY-4 imagery identifies typhoon vortices (88.6% accuracy above strong tropical storm grade) and estimates intensity with 3.8 m/s MAE.
Iterative SRCNN downscales 10 km JAXA GsMAP satellite precipitation to 300 m over Austin, Texas, beating cubic interpolation on PSNR and mutual information.
Nagu Malothu, Varre Venkata Kanaka Durga Vara Prasad, Battula Tirumala Krishna
· Acta Geophysica
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Detects tropical cyclones in South Pacific and Atlantic coastal imagery by combining optical flow estimation with a ResNet deep learning classifier. Abstract unavailable.
Quentin Paletta, Guillaume Arbod, Joan Lasenby
· arXiv
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Combines all-sky camera images with satellite observations in one ML framework, improving intra-hour solar irradiance forecasts up to 60 minutes ahead.
Pingping Dong, Jie Lian, Hui Yu et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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A ConvLSTM encoder-decoder with spatial attention forecasts 24 h western North Pacific tropical cyclone tracks from satellite images, about 30 km better than ECMWF-HRES and GFS.
John L. Cintineo, Michael J. Pavolonis, Justin M. Sieglaff
· Weather and Forecasting
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LightningCast uses a CNN on GOES-16 ABI imagery to predict next-hour lightning over CONUS, giving about 20 min or more of lead time and transferring to GOES-West.
Machine learning bias correction of simulated hourly precipitation, combined with quantile mapping, improves spatial frequency distribution but not temporal distribution of local precipitation.
Tom Dror, Vered Silverman, Orit Altaratz et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Supervised classification of MODIS images builds the greenCuDb dataset, revealing that continental green cumulus form under similar large-scale conditions worldwide.
Arif Armağan Gözütok, Ümit Cezmi YILMAZ, Selman Demirel
· International Journal of Satellite Communications and Networking
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Feed-forward neural network driven by WRF rainfall output predicts rain attenuation fading on a geostationary satellite downlink during a dust-storm event.
Luis Eduardo Ordoñez Palacios, Víctor Bucheli Guerrero, Hugo Ordoñez
· arXiv
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Combines GOES-13 satellite image features with station meteorology in neural networks to estimate solar radiation; rRMSE stays above 20%, rated only fair.
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.
Jinkai Tan, Qidong Yang, Junjun Hu et al.
· Remote Sensing
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CNN with residual and attention blocks estimates tropical cyclone intensity from Himawari-8 cloud products, reaching RMSE 4.06 m/s on independent tests.
Trey McNeely, Galen Vincent, Kimberly M. Wood et al.
· The Annals of Applied Statistics
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Nonparametric neural-network test links 24-hour tropical cyclone infrared image sequences to rapid intensification events, with guaranteed type I error control.
Sebastian Hoffmann, Christian Lessig
· Environmental Data Science
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Self-supervised network learns atmospheric dynamics by predicting temporal distance between ERA5 fields; the resulting distance loss improves downscaling and missing-data interpolation.
Anyuan Xiong, Na Liu, Yujia Liu et al.
· 气象学报:英文版
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Introduces QpefBD, a minute-scale radar-based benchmark dataset for machine learning precipitation estimation and forecasting (abstract not provided; classified from title).
Piyush Joshi, M. S. Shekhar, Ashavani Kumar et al.
· MAUSAM
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An ANN trained on Kalpana IR and water-vapour satellite pixel values forecasts 24-hour precipitation at six Western Himalaya stations with a 0.78-0.95 probability of detection.
Mohammad Reza Ehsani, Ariyan Zarei, Hoshin V. Gupta et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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CNN and RNN nowcasters applied to IMERG satellite precipitation extend forecasts to 4.5 h, mitigating the latency of satellite rainfall products over CONUS.
Xingming Liang, Kevin Garrett, Quanhua Liu et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Fully connected network emulates the CRTM microwave radiative transfer model for ATMS brightness temperatures over ocean, with mean biases of hundredths of a kelvin for data assimilation.
Xuezhao Chu, Weihua Bai, Yueqiang Sun et al.
· IEEE Access
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LSTM and CNN models using GNSS radio occultation profiles forecast regional wind fields over Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, with about 1.4 m/s speed error and 1 s inference.
Hang Gao, Jie Zhou, Pak-Wai Chan et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A hybrid method uses ML regression inside 3DVAR to retrieve fine-scale boundary-layer winds from lidar and in-situ data, improving 2-D and 3-D velocity estimates by 42.3% on average.
Linwei Chen, Bowen Fang, Lei Zhao et al.
· International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation
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Physics-informed network downscales urban land surface temperature to 30 m using 3D point clouds, with errors under 0.2 K against satellite measurements.
Wei Tian, Xinxin Zhou, Wei Huang et al.
· IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters
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3D-attention CNN estimates tropical cyclone intensity from multichannel IR, water vapour and microwave imagery, with RMSE 9.48 kt, 25% better than the Advanced Dvorak Technique.
Daisuke Matsuoka
· Progress in Earth and Planetary Science
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Competition-derived deep networks with oversampling, ensembles and cost-sensitive losses classify imbalanced cloud images for tropical cyclone precursors, improving performance by 65.4% over conventional methods.
MFSP-Net, a multi-input recurrent network, fuses precipitation grids, radar echoes and reanalysis for 0–4 h precipitation nowcasting, improving heavy-rain nowcasts over Southeast China.
Zhuoyu Zhang, Zhenghao He, Jin Shui Yang et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A point-cloud network with attention estimates 3-D storm motion from radar volumes, trained on synthetic Perlin-noise data, with 5-15% lower endpoint error.
Machine learning downscales MODIS land surface temperature from 1 km to 30 m over Antarctic Dry Valleys using Landsat 8 as reference, achieving R² of 0.78.
Francisco Javier Tapiador, Andrés Navarro, Raúl Martín Martín et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A neural network using a microwave rain index and 24 h wind changes identifies tropical cyclone rapid intensification with near-perfect skill and reveals environmental drivers up to 1050 km away.
Timothy L. Olander, Anthony Wimmers, Christopher S. Velden et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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Simple machine learning models refine satellite-based advanced Dvorak technique features, cutting global tropical cyclone wind RMSE by 23–30% over 2017–2018 test years.
Ryan Lagerquist, Jebb Q. Stewart, Imme Ebert‐Uphoff et al.
· Monthly Weather Review
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U-Nets forecast convection coverage from Himawari-8 brightness temperatures up to 120 minutes, beating persistence at lead times of 60 minutes and beyond.
Yunish Shrestha, Yan Rockee Zhang, Richard J. Doviak et al.
· International Journal of Remote Sensing
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Machine learning on polarimetric S-band radar storm cells predicts lightning flash rates up to 30 minutes ahead, with polarimetric gains mainly for short datasets.
Muhammed Sit, Bong-Chul Seo, Ibrahim Demir
· arXiv
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Releases a 2016-2019 statewide Iowa rainfall event dataset built from NEXRAD radar with quantitative precipitation estimation, intended for ML and physical modeling.
Yicheng Luo, Yajing Xu, Si Li et al.
· Applied Sciences
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DR-Transformer estimates tropical cyclone intensity from satellite images with rotation and distance-consistency features, reaching 7.76-knot RMSE on the TCIR dataset.
Random forest downscales GPM satellite daily precipitation to 0.01° and cokriging merges it with gauges, retaining accuracy while improving spatial detail.
Rui Zhang, Qingshan Liu, Renlong Hang et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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CNN-based fusion of satellite and ERA5 predictors detects 97.1% of developing tropical cyclones in the western North Pacific at a 20.3% false alarm rate.
Yu‐Ju Lee, David Hall, Quan Liu et al.
· Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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Interpretable machine learning methods inspired by the Dvorak technique estimate tropical cyclone intensity from satellite imagery; the abstract is unavailable, so details are limited.
Chong Wang, Gang Zheng, Xiaofeng Li et al.
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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CNNs estimate western North Pacific tropical cyclone intensity from Himawari-8 infrared images, reaching 88.9% accuracy and 4.62 m/s RMSE with focal loss and binary framing.
Muhammad Abrar Faiz, Yongqiang Zhang, Faisal Baig et al.
· International Journal of Climatology
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A fast-frugal decision tree ranks seven long-term precipitation datasets against 813 China gauge grids, placing APHRODITE first; machine learning is a light evaluation tool.
Venkatesh Kolluru, Srinivas Kolluru
· International Journal of Climatology
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Tests 13 machine learning algorithms with pre- and post-integration of satellite precipitation products for drought indices over India; Bayesian-regularized neural networks perform best.
Mohan Smith, Ralf Toumi
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Video-based CNN with ConvLSTM locates tropical cyclone centers from hourly geostationary infrared sequences, giving a 19.3 km median error and 42% lower error than baseline.
John R. Mecikalski, Thea N. Sandmæl, Elisa M. Murillo et al.
· Monthly Weather Review
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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.
Hongbo Zhang, Walter Willem Immerzeel, Fan Zhang et al.
· International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation
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Gradient boosting fuses eight reanalyses with MODIS-based lapse rates to produce a 1-km daily air temperature dataset over the Tibetan Plateau for 1980-2014.
Deep learning is applied to downscale TRMM satellite precipitation products over northeast China; the abstract is missing, so methods and results are unverified.
Physics-augmented deep learning estimates tropical cyclone intensity and size from satellite imagery; classified from title only, as no abstract was available.
Miguel Morata-Dolz, Diego Bueso, Maria Piles et al.
· AI for Earth Sciences Workshop at NeurIPS 2020
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A nonlinear Gaussian-process Granger causality method attributes global vegetation greenness to precipitation and soil moisture over 30 years of gridded satellite data.
Gradient boosting, SVR and ANN downscale TRMM precipitation from 25 km to 1 km using vegetation indices, with the ANN performing best in the Mekong region.
Minghao Xian, Xichuan Liu, Kun Song et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Simulated oblique Earth-space link network reconstructs rainfall fields (RMSE under 3.46 mm/h) and a deep learning model nowcasts rain cell motion and peak intensity.
CNN on polar-coordinate satellite images profiles full tropical cyclone structure parameters and wind profiles, with a new labeled benchmark dataset as baseline.
GAN-CNN framework trains on visible and passive microwave data and estimates tropical cyclone intensity from IR and water vapor images every 15 minutes, versus 3-hourly before.
Andrew Geiss, Joseph Clinton Hardin
· Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology
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A deep CNN super-resolves NEXRAD radar reflectivity, outperforming interpolation at 4x and 8x resolution increases on objective and perceptual metrics after six months of training data.
Lin Lin
· Global Journal of Human Social Science
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Support vector regression on ATMS satellite warm-core temperature anomalies estimates Atlantic hurricane intensity, with Pmin error of 7.23 hPa when day of year is included.
TCLNet, a lightweight fully convolutional network with a new typhoon center dataset, locates typhoon centers with 14.4% higher accuracy and 92.7% fewer parameters.
Zhao Chen, Xingxing Yu
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A tensor-algebra CNN with multitask learning estimates tropical cyclone wind speed and intensity class from FY-4 multispectral imagery, handling invalid bands.
Chuhan Lu, Yang Kong, Zhaoyong Guan
· Scientific Reports
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A quasi-supervised Mask R-CNN reidentifies Northern Hemisphere extratropical cyclones, finding 8.29% more cyclones than the traditional automatic method.
Hui Su, Longtao Wu, Jonathan H. Jiang et al.
· Geophysical Research Letters
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Machine learning using satellite inner-core precipitation and outflow temperature beats the NHC operational rapid-intensification consensus, improving Peirce skill score by 12 to 138%.
Trey McNeely, Ann B. Lee, Kimberly M. Wood et al.
· Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology
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Interpretable satellite-derived convective structure features with logistic lasso classify tropical cyclone rapid intensity change, matching the accuracy of environmental predictors.
Combines GNSS integrated water vapour with tomography wet refractivity profiles in an ML model predicting 0–2 h storm occurrence over Poland, above 87% accuracy.
Timothy W. Juliano, Zachary J. Lebo
· Atmospheric chemistry and physics
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Unsupervised clustering of 850-hPa circulation over the NE Pacific links synoptic regimes to marine boundary-layer cloud droplet properties and cloud radiative forcing.
Christina Kumler-Bonfanti, Jebb Stewart, David Hall et al.
· arXiv
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Four U-Net models detect tropical and extratropical cyclone regions from GFS precipitable water and GOES imagery, with Dice scores of 0.51 to 0.76 and 3x speedup over a heuristic.
Ahreum Lee, Byung-Ju Sohn, E. Pavelin et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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An artificial neural network estimates IASI cloud-top pressure and fraction closer to optimal values, cutting retrieval time and improving 1D-Var cloudy-sky assimilation with near-neutral forecast impact.
Huihui Zhang, Hugo A. Loáiciga, Da Ha et al.
· Journal of Hydrometeorology
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Two downscaling methods (GWR and BP-ANN, plus bias correction and PCA) refine TRMM rainfall from 25 km to 1 km over Hubei, validated against 27 gauges.
Kanghui Zhou, Yongguang Zheng, Wansheng Dong et al.
· Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology
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LightningNet, a 3D convolutional encoder-decoder fusing Himawari-8, radar and lightning data, gives 0-1 h cloud-to-ground lightning nowcasts over China with threat score 0.453.
Marco Tedesco, Xavier Fettweis
· The cryosphere
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Artificial neural networks classify 500 hPa circulation patterns, showing the 2019 Greenland melt season was about five standard deviations anomalous in atmospheric persistence.
Wardeh S. Al-Younis, Christina Nevarez, Mohammad Abdullah-Al-Mamun et al.
· Optical Engineering
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Compares ray tracing on numerical weather data with a machine learning model for predicting atmospheric refraction-induced image displacement, consistent with field measurements in overall amplitude and phase.
Victor Schmidt, Mustafa Alghali, Kris Sankaran et al.
· arXiv
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Conditional GAN generates realistic cloud reflectance fields from sea surface temperature and humidity, a step toward stochastic cloud parameterization.
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.
Juhyun Lee, Cheolhee Yoo, Jungho Im et al.
· Scholarworks@UNIST (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology)
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Multi-task deep learning fuses COMS geostationary images with CFSv2 forecasts, cutting 6h and 12h tropical cyclone intensity forecast RMSE by 13% and 16%.
Snehlata Shakya, Sanjeev Kumar, Mayank Goswami
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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CNN classifies storm versus non-storm satellite images for cyclone detection after augmentation, reporting 90% accuracy, with linear regression for track prediction.
Juhyun Lee, Jungho Im, Dong‐Hyun Cha et al.
· Remote Sensing
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2D and 3D CNNs estimate tropical cyclone intensity from multispectral geostationary imagery, reaching 8.32 kt RMSE, about 35% better than single-channel CNNs.
Ramalingam Saravanan, Junho Yang, Mikyoung Jun et al.
· preprint
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Statistical models predict tropical rainfall type and amount over the next 6 hours from MERRA-2 atmospheric profiles, trained on TRMM data, capturing time-mean spatial patterns.
Duncan Watson-Parris, Samuel Sutherland, Matthew Christensen et al.
· arXiv
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Deep convolutional networks detect two anthropogenic aerosol-driven perturbations in satellite cloud imagery to assess their prevalence and climatic effects.
Valentina Zantedeschi, Fabrizio Falasca, Alyson Douglas et al.
· Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning Workshop, 33rd Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS 2019), Vancouver, Canada
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Cumulo is a global dataset pairing one year of 1km MODIS imagery with CloudSat cloud labels, with a flow-based baseline for cloud classification.
Ziqiang Ma, Darren J. Ghent, Xiao Tan et al.
· Earth and Space Science
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Cubist regression downscales PERSIANN-CDR to 1 km and calibrates it, yielding 1983–2015 Tibetan Plateau precipitation with bias reduced from 41% to about 5%.
Rui Zhang, Qingshan Liu, Renlong Hang
· IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
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A two-branch CNN estimates northwest Pacific tropical cyclone intensity from infrared and water vapour images, reaching RMSE 5.13 m/s with 60×60 pixel inputs.
Adam Agus Kurniawan, Koredianto Usman, R Yunendah Nur Fuadah
· eProceedings of Engineering
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Classifies tropical cyclone intensity from infrared satellite images using GLCM texture features and an SVM, reaching 88% accuracy against the Saffir-Simpson scale.
Ryan Lagerquist, Amy McGovern, David John Gagne
· Weather and Forecasting
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CNN with a novel probability-to-object step detects synoptic warm and cold fronts in reanalysis grids, achieving 0.73 probability of detection at 250 km.
Nemesio Jose Rodríguez-Fernández, Patricia de Rosnay, Clément Albergel et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Neural-network soil moisture retrievals from SMOS are assimilated into ECMWF's land model, improving Southern Hemisphere and some Northern Hemisphere forecasts through atmospheric feedback.
Anthony Wimmers, Christopher Velden, Joshua H. Cossuth
· Monthly Weather Review
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DeepMicroNet, a CNN on passive microwave satellite imagery, estimates tropical cyclone intensity with 9.6-14.3 kt RMSE, matching known best-track biases.
Conditional GAN generates realistic MODIS marine low cloud reflectance fields from large-scale variables, proposed as a stochastic cloud parameterization for sub-grid cloud distributions.
Kilian Bakker, Kirien Whan, Wouter Knap et al.
· Solar Energy, volume 191, 2019, pages 138-150
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Compares seven statistical post-processing methods for probabilistic HARMONIE-AROME solar radiation forecasts; quantile regression and generalized random forests perform best.
Toru Adachi, Naoki Ishitsu, Kenichi Kusunoki et al.
· Japan Geoscience Union
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Deep learning applied to phased-array weather radar volumes detects tornadic vortices in Typhoon Nanmadol (2017); the abstract gives no quantitative results.
Buo‐Fu Chen, Boyo Chen, Boyo Chen et al.
· Weather and Forecasting
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A CNN trained on satellite infrared and microwave data estimates tropical cyclone intensity with 8.39 kt RMS error, offering an objective alternative to the Dvorak technique.
Zijing Liu, Min Min, Jun Li et al.
· Remote Sensing
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Random forest on Himawari-8 brightness temperatures and NWP water vapour classifies weak, medium and severe pre-convective storms over East Asia with 0.79 accuracy.
Dissertation proposing an LSTM model to forecast infrared cloud-top temperatures, combined with a satellite-to-rainfall mapping for 0-6 hour precipitation forecasts.
Manil Maskey, Rahul Ramachandran, Jeffrey J. Miller et al.
· IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
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Deep learning model estimates tropical cyclone intensity from satellite data at higher temporal frequency, deployed in a production monitoring system with a portal.
Christian Schön, Jens Dittrich, Richard Müller
· arXiv
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Uses optical-flow error from satellite imagery as features for tree and neural classifiers to predict lightning up to five hours ahead, with 96% accuracy at 15 minutes.
Ata Akbari Asanjan, Tiantian Yang, Kuolin Hsu et al.
· Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres
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An LSTM extrapolates cloud-top brightness temperature, then PERSIANN retrieves 0–6 h rainfall, beating RNN, optical flow and RAP over three US regions.
Jelena Stojanovic, Milos Jovanovic, Djordje Gligorijevic et al.
· arXiv
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Marginalized Gaussian CRF predicts continental US precipitation from partially observed climate-variable graphs and identifies weather stations to cut data-collection costs.