Final published version of “Unbiased calculation, evaluation, and calibration of ensemble forecast anomalies” now available online in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society:
rmets.onlinelibrary.wiley.co…
Do you calculate anomalies from ensemble forecasts?
If yes, then maybe you should be doing it differently!
🚨 New paper!🚨
"Unbiased evaluation and calibration of ensemble forecast anomalies"
arxiv.org/abs/2410.06162
And here is an example 10 day forecast of 850 hPa Meridional Wind from AIFS-CRPS provided by Simon Lang. This animation shows that CRPS-based training does not suffer from smoothing and/or reduced variance for longer rollouts that is inherent to deterministic MSE-based training.
🚨New preprint🚨from @ECMWF introducing AIFS-CRPS, a new data-driven ensemble system for medium-range and subseasonal forecasting. arxiv.org/abs/2412.15832
This is because optimising a fair ensemble score means there is no trade-off between minimising error and maintaining realistic levels of variability, which is unavoidable for deterministic training. fCRPS loss is minimised when the fc is drawn from the same distribution as obs.
🚨New preprint🚨from @ECMWF introducing AIFS-CRPS, a new data-driven ensemble system for medium-range and subseasonal forecasting. arxiv.org/abs/2412.15832
AIFS-CRPS is an ensemble variant of the Artificial Intelligence Forecasting System (AIFS) developed at ECMWF. The training protocol utilises a probabilistic loss function based on the Continuous Ranked Probability Score (CRPS).
AIFS-CRPS is an ensemble variant of the Artificial Intelligence Forecasting System (AIFS) developed at ECMWF. The training protocol utilises a probabilistic loss function based on the Continuous Ranked Probability Score (CRPS).
This work represents a huge team effort from @ECMWF colleagues Simon Lang, Mihai Alexe, Mariana Clare, Rilwan Adewoyin, Zied Ben Bouallègue, Matthew Chantry, Jesper Dramsch…
… Peter Deuben , Sara Hahner, Pedro Maciel, Ana Prieto-Nemesio, Cathal O'Brien, Florian Pinault, Jan Polster, Baudouin Raoult, Steffen Tietsche, Martin Leutbecher!
The #EGU25 call for abstracts is open! Join our session AS1.7 to discuss recent advances in #S2S prediction, including process understanding and applications. We look forward to your contribution! @Dr_Chris_White@ClimatePrimate@Domeisen_D
Crucially, there is no inconsistency between the objectives of eliminating an apparent signal-to-noise paradox and traditional approaches to ensemble forecast development guided by unbiased evaluation of forecast reliability and optimization of fair ensemble scores