GraphCast is a machine learning model that uses graph neural networks to produce global weather forecasts up to ten days ahead at high spatial resolution. The system represents the Earth's surface as an icosahedral mesh, enabling message passing between mesh nodes to capture atmospheric dynamics, and combines this with a learned multiscale processor that operates across coarse-to-fine mesh resolutions.
Die Hauptfunktionen von google-deepmind/graphcast sind: Weather Forecasting Graph Networks, Differentiable Forecast Trajectories, Weather Forecast Rollouts, Autoregressive Forecast Generators, Graph Neural Network Forecast Trainers, ERA5 Reanalysis Training Pipelines, Graph Neural Networks, Icosahedral Mesh Graph Networks.
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