Multi-Source Temporal Attention Network for Precipitation Nowcasting

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Autori principali: Sarabia, Rafael Pablos, Nyborg, Joachim, Birk, Morten, Sjørup, Jeppe Liborius, Vesterholt, Anders Lillevang, Assent, Ira
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Sarabia, Rafael Pablos
Nyborg, Joachim
Birk, Morten
Sjørup, Jeppe Liborius
Vesterholt, Anders Lillevang
Assent, Ira
author_facet Sarabia, Rafael Pablos
Nyborg, Joachim
Birk, Morten
Sjørup, Jeppe Liborius
Vesterholt, Anders Lillevang
Assent, Ira
contents Precipitation nowcasting is crucial across various industries and plays a significant role in mitigating and adapting to climate change. We introduce an efficient deep learning model for precipitation nowcasting, capable of predicting rainfall up to 8 hours in advance with greater accuracy than existing operational physics-based and extrapolation-based models. Our model leverages multi-source meteorological data and physics-based forecasts to deliver high-resolution predictions in both time and space. It captures complex spatio-temporal dynamics through temporal attention networks and is optimized using data quality maps and dynamic thresholds. Experiments demonstrate that our model outperforms state-of-the-art, and highlight its potential for fast reliable responses to evolving weather conditions.
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spellingShingle Multi-Source Temporal Attention Network for Precipitation Nowcasting
Sarabia, Rafael Pablos
Nyborg, Joachim
Birk, Morten
Sjørup, Jeppe Liborius
Vesterholt, Anders Lillevang
Assent, Ira
Machine Learning
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Precipitation nowcasting is crucial across various industries and plays a significant role in mitigating and adapting to climate change. We introduce an efficient deep learning model for precipitation nowcasting, capable of predicting rainfall up to 8 hours in advance with greater accuracy than existing operational physics-based and extrapolation-based models. Our model leverages multi-source meteorological data and physics-based forecasts to deliver high-resolution predictions in both time and space. It captures complex spatio-temporal dynamics through temporal attention networks and is optimized using data quality maps and dynamic thresholds. Experiments demonstrate that our model outperforms state-of-the-art, and highlight its potential for fast reliable responses to evolving weather conditions.
title Multi-Source Temporal Attention Network for Precipitation Nowcasting
topic Machine Learning
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.08641