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Introduction of Deep Learning Development in Weather and Climate Studies

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This is an online Zoom workshop on 28 Aug 2024. In this workshop we aim to help existing climate and weather researchers get hands-on experience of various SOTA (State-of-the-Art) deep-learning models in Weather and Climate Studies. This workshop aims to let you try some of our examples and then start training your own climate/weather deep-learning models for your own research. 

To participate in the practice session in the second half of the workshop please check the prerequisites well in advance of the workshop. 

Note: If you are not an existing NCI user, then you will need to create an account as per the instructions below.


Prerequisites

  1. an NCI account ( create an account ) with a valid password 
  2. Membership in the following projects:
    1. vp91 (join) [the training project which we will use for this workshop's compute and storage]
    2. dk92 (join) [for environment modules and some examples]
    3. wb00 (join) [for NCI-WeatherBench and ClimateNet datasets]
    4. rt52 (join) [for ERA5 datasets]
    5. ob53 (join) [for BARRA2 datasets]


Agenda

1:00-1:05Dr. Ben EvansOpening
1:05-1:20Dr. Yue Sun

A gentle Introduction to the Interactive Workflow of Developing Deep Learning Models 

1:20 - 2:05

Dr. Edison Guo

Dr. Maruf Ahmed

Dr. Rui Yang

Dr. Yue Sun

Describing Deep Learning Models for Climate and Weather Studies

  • Downscaling Models: CorrDiff on BARRA2
  • Prediction Models: CNN on NCI-WeatherBench, (ClimaX, Pangu-Weather, FourCastNet, GraphCast) on ERA5
  • Segmentation Models: CGNet on ClimateNet
  • Physical Law Incorporation: SFNO on ERA5, ClimODE on NCI-WeatherBench

2:05 - 2:30Dr. Rui Yang

Summary: Resources Available at NCI

  • Datasets: ERA5, WeatherBench, BARRA2 and more
  • Environments: Modules compatible with (ARE VDI/JupyterLab, PBS Jobs) x Examples
  • Models and Training/Inference examples that are tested on Gadi and ready to use
2:20 - 2:30Tea Break
2:30 - 3:30

Dr. Edison Guo

Dr. Maruf Ahmed

Dr. Rui Yang

Dr. Yue Sun

Self-Directed Examples using ARE JupyterLab

[All notebooks are available but recommended to focus on one of the first four during the training]

3:30 - 4:00

Discussions

  • Feedback on the examples. Suggestions to further improvements.
  • What more support do you need?
  • What models/algorithms are you interested in / working on?
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