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1. Earth and Planetary Sciences › Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics

   Deep Learning of Systematic Sea Ice Model Errors From Data Assimilation Increments

   Gregory, Bushuk, Adcroft, Zhang and Zanna · Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems · 2023

   Convolutional neural networks were trained to predict sea ice concentration corrections from a climate model's data assimilation system, to show data-driven model error correction is feasible.

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   1. UncheckedA convolutional neural network predicted sea ice data assimilation corrections in both polar regions and all seasons, beating a climatological baseline.“We find the CNN is able to make skillful predictions of the increments in both the Arctic and Antarctic and across all seasons, with skill that consistently exceeds that of a climatological increment prediction.”