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Two AI-powered echo forecasting systems arrive at the China Meteorological Administration

Elizabeth BakerBy Elizabeth BakerSeptember 13, 20241 Min Read
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The China Meteorological Administration (CMA) has implemented two AI-powered echo forecasting systems nationwide.
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The China Meteorological Administration (CMA) has implemented two AI-powered echo forecasting systems nationwide.

AI-powered weather forecasting

The systems, CMA-AIM-Nowcast-Fenglei version 1.0 and CMA-AIM-GFS-Fengqing version 1.0, were developed by the National Meteorological Centre of China and Tsinghua University. Before implementation, they were carefully evaluated to determine if they were fit for operation. The evaluation reportedly showed that the two systems are operating stably and have good forecasting performance.

Meteorological data

CMA-AIM-GFS-Fengqing version 1.0 can generate nine different types of meteorological forecasts. These data products will be added to the CMA’s meteorological big data cloud platform, the Tianqing system.

In related news, the CMA recently activated the Fengyun-4B satellite for the first time, alongside launching the L-band sounding system and deploying large-scale UAVs. Click here to read the full story.

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