Turing researchers challenge to downscale FastNet weather forecasts to 1-hourly
turinginst · x · 2026-08-28
Turing Institute researchers, in collaboration with the Met Office, ran a hackathon challenging participants to temporally downscale outputs from FastNet, their ML weather prediction model, from 6- to 1-hourly forecasts. Researcher Manvendra Janmaijaya presented this work at the Machine Learning for Earth System Modelling workshop at CESOC in Germany.
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