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Multi-Source Temporal Attention Network for Precipitation Nowcasting

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arxiv 2410.08641 v2 pith:4WKRI6QE submitted 2024-10-11 cs.LG cs.CV

Multi-Source Temporal Attention Network for Precipitation Nowcasting

classification cs.LG cs.CV
keywords modelnowcastingprecipitationattentiondatamulti-sourcephysics-basedtemporal
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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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