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jakob-schloer edited this page Sep 2, 2020 · 1 revision

Rasp, Gentine 2018: Deep learning to represent subgrid processes in climate models

The computational expensive cloud resolving model, SPCAM, is surrogated by training a deep neural network (NNCAM).

  • Once trained, the NNCAM runs 20 times faster

  • The NNCAM captures the mean climate well

  • NNCAM learned to conserve energy

  • The network is able to interpolate between different temperature scenarios but fails on extrapolation

  • NNCAM outperforms a parametrized surrogate model, CTRLCAM

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Method:

  • NN with 9 layers and 256 nodes per layer

  • dimension of data point: x=94, y=65 with 140 mio training points

Question and Discussion:

  • Probabilistic surrogate model, e.g. GP, include prior knowledge

  • from qualitative to quantitative uncertainty or error estimation

  • real world data instead of simulations, why are sparce or missing data a problem?

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