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SWAR: A Deep Multi-Model Ensemble Forecast Method with Spatial Grid and 2-D Time Structure Adaptability for Sea Level Pressure

Jingyun Zhang    
Lingyu Xu and Baogang Jin    

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The multi-model ensemble (MME) forecast for meteorological elements has been proved many times to be more skillful than the single model. It improves the forecast quality by integrating multiple sets of numerical forecast results with different spatial-temporal characteristics. Currently, the main numerical forecast results present a grid structure formed by longitude and latitude lines in space and a special two-dimensional time structure in time, namely the initial time and the lead time, compared with the traditional one-dimensional time. These characteristics mean that many MME methods have limitations in further improving forecast quality. Focusing on this problem, we propose a deep MME forecast method that suits the special structure. At spatial level, our model uses window self-attention and shifted window attention to aggregate information. At temporal level, we propose a recurrent like neural network with rolling structure (Roll-RLNN) which is more suitable for two-dimensional time structure that widely exists in the institutions of numerical weather prediction (NWP) with running service. In this paper, we test the MME forecast for sea level pressure as the forecast characteristics of the essential meteorological element vary clearly across institutions, and the results show that our model structure is effective and can make significant forecast improvements.

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