Fine automatic prediction method and system for atmospheric horizontal visibility with high spatial resolution

Abstract

The invention relates to a fine automatic prediction method and a system for atmospheric horizontal visibility with a high spatial resolution. The fine automatic prediction method comprises steps of comprehensively analyzing and processing atmospheric numerical model data and observation data at an automatic meteorological station, establishing a large data set with the principle of minimum spatial horizontal distance; inputting the data set into a deep neural network framework, processing with a plurality of hidden layers to obtain a nonlinear relationship between a predictor and a tag , continuously adjusting a weight by feedback learning of a deep neural network neuron to train a visibility model that can distinguish overall characteristics of the predictor; and then cooperating with aninterpolation method to obtain a fine prediction of visibility with a high spatial resolution. The fine automatic prediction method effectively solves the problem of poor accuracy of predicting the visibility, lower spatial resolution and lower automation level in the prior art, thus provides a reliable warning for local low-visibility disasters occurred at sea, inland, and ports, and is expectedto become a powerful tool for visibility prediction in the meteorological station.

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technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of meteorology, and in particular relates to a method and system for automatic forecasting of refined atmospheric level visibility with high spatial resolution. Background technique

[0002] Visibility is a routine item of meteorological observation, which reflects the degree of atmospheric turbidity. Atmospheric low visibility is usually important and dangerous weather, which seriously affects aviation, navigation and road traffic. According to statistics, more than 80% of aviation accidents and maritime collisions are caused by low visibility. The generation of low visibility is the result of physical, chemical, and radiation processes operating on different spatial and temporal scales. It is believed that complex nonlinear changes of aerosol concentration changes, turbulent mixing, radiation and other complex processes and their changes in short time and small scale are the reasons for the difficulty in...

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