Cambridge researchers unveil faster and more accurate AI weather system that rivals supercomputers

How Meteorologists Use AI To Improve Forecasting - Videos from The Weather Channel

You might take the forecast on your favorite weather app (The Weather Channel of course!) for granted but watch this video to delve into how advancements in artificial intelligence have made the forecasts you receive much more timely and accurate. - Videos from The Weather Channel

Cambridge researchers unveil faster and more accurate AI weather system that rivals supercomputers

The speed and efficiency of modern forecasting systems are vital, as traditional methods rely on powerful supercomputers and extensive teams of experts, often requiring several hours to...

After reviewing the use of Artificial Intelligence (IA) to improve understanding of extreme weather events, an international research team with outstanding participation from the University of Valencia (UV) has published a study that explores how, through advanced models of AI, more effective and adaptable early warning systems can be designed both for the prevention of impacts caused by climate change and for decision-making. An image of the DN…

Multi-step short-term forecasting of photovoltaic power utilizing TimesNet with enhanced feature extraction and a novel loss function

The instability of weather conditions often causes photovoltaic power generation to exhibit randomness and volatility, making accurate and reliable ph…

New AI Model Promises Faster, Smarter Weather Predictions

The AI-Powered Aardvark Weather project aims to transform weather forecasting for a fraction of the cost of traditional models.

Fully AI-Driven System Signals a New Era in Weather Forecasting

A new fully AI-driven weather prediction system now allows researchers to use just a desktop computer to produce weather forecasts that are tens of times faster and require thousands of times less computing power compared to traditional systems. The new model, named Aardvark Weather, is the result of an international collaboration among researchers from the University of Cambridge, Alan Turing Institute, Microsoft Research, and the  European Cen…