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1. Environmental Science › Air Quality Monitoring and Forecasting

   Learning physically interpretable deep networks from reanalysis data for medium-term regional PM2.5 forecasts

   Zhu, Wu, Bocquet et al. · Environmental Research Letters · 2025

   U-Net deep networks trained on a Chinese reanalysis dataset improved medium-term regional PM2.5 forecasts over a chemistry-transport model, and interpretability methods were used to check their physical consistency.

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   1. UncheckedInterpretability analysis of the deep networks shows wind fields and precursor pollutants affecting PM2.5 levels through dispersion and chemistry, as the paper states.“Interpretability analysis demonstrates physical consistency, manifesting the roles of wind fields and precursor pollutants in modulating PM 2.5 concentration variations through dispersion and chemical processes.”