Machine learning for climate systems
April 2, 2020 — September 25, 2023
How to model the world with data-hungry methods. How to think our way out of the climate crisis.
1 ML for climate simulation
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Climate Informatics is an open community interested in research combining climate science with approaches from statistics, machine learning and data mining. Through the annual conference series and through this community website, we hope to stimulate discussion of new ideas, foster new collaborations, grow the community, and thus accelerate discovery across disciplinary boundaries.
2 ML for climate drivers
ESA - Trio of Sentinel satellites map methane super-emitters
In a recent paper published in Remote Sensing of Environment (Schuit et al. 2023), researchers from SRON found that the Sentinel-3 satellites can retrieve methane enhancements from its shortwave infrared band measurements. Impressively, it can detect the largest methane leaks of at least 10 tonnes per hour, depending on factors like location and wind conditions, every single day.
See also Pandey et al. (2023).
3 ML for climate solutions
Jeff Dean’s NeurIPS 2019 talk suggests ideas. His talk is an advertisement for tensorflow probability as a solution for machine learning for physics simulations for making nuclear fusion feasible etc.