MOTIVATION AND DESCRIPTION
The advantages of AI Machine Learning/Deep Learning (ML/DL) techniques have been seen in a wide range of applications within the numerical weather and climate prediction community.
Together with the increase in computing power, AI techniques are valuable tools that can advance the entire workflow to forecast the weather/climate variabilities,
which includes : (1) data processing/analysis such as weather/climate data monitoring/analysis and its interpretation, real-time quality control for observational data, guided quality
assignment and decision making, (2) data assimilation such as data fusion from different sources, correction of observation error, learn governing differential equations, non-linear
bias correction, bias predictors, learn observational operators, define optical properties of hydrometeors and aerosols, (3) model development such as emulating conventional tools to
improve efficiency, emulating model components, developing improved parameterization schemes, building better error models, learning the underlying equations of motion, generating
tangent linear or adjoint code from machine learning emulators, (4) model output post-processing such as real-time adjustments of forecast products, feature detection, uncertainty
quantification, error corrections for seasonal predictions, development of low-complexity models, etc. The KMA-NOAA AI Workshop jointly organized with KMS in the framework of KMA-NOAA
collaboration will allow experts and users in the field to contribute directly to sessions that will discuss ML/DL applications that have been already developed in the field, many exciting
challenges to overcome with the support of ML/DL techniques,
and will shape AI research and development in the context of NOAA and KMA interests in the future. The discussions will focus on (but not limited to) the following topics:
- Data Assimilation including Satellite DA
- Model Physics
- Data Driven Models
- Post-processing including Reforecasts
- Interpretability of AI
Format of the Workshop: Hybrid - Physical and Virtual
The workshop organized as the special session of 2022 KMS Annual meeting
and will combine possibilities of physical and virtual attending.
It will have keynote and invited speaker presentations. It will also have oral
presentations as well as posters organized by sessions.
The workshop also hosted a physical/virtual hackathon event with NVIDIA on the topic of typhoon classification with its intensity using satellite images.
Abstract submission closes: 15 September 2022
The workshop also hosted a physical/virtual hackathon event with NVIDIA on the topic of typhoon classification with its intensity using satellite images.
Abstract submission closes: 15 September 2022

SCIENCE TOPICS/SESSIONS
- Data Assimilation including Satellite DA
- Model Physics
- Data Driven Models
- Post-processing including Reforecasts
- Interpretability of AI
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
- Hyesook Lee, KMA/NIMS
- Vijay Tallapragada, NOAA/NCEP/EMC
- Robert Redmon, NOAA AI Center
- Sid Boukabara, NOAA/NESDIS
- Se Young Yun, KAIST/AI Center for Research on Weather Prediction
- Stan Posey, NVIDIA


WORKSHOP ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
- Hyesook Lee, KMA/NIMS, Chair
- Vladimir Krasnopolsky, NOAA/NCEP/EMC, Co-Chair
- Vijay Tallapragada, NOAA/NCEP/EMC, Convener
- - Local Organizing Committee (Logistics):
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- Ki Jun Park, KMA/NIMS
- Sunyoung Kim, KMA/NIMS
- Inkyung Kim, KMA/NIMS
- Seok-Woo Son, SNU
- Jin-Ho Yoon, GIST
- - Scientific Advisory Committee:
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- Sid Boukabara, NOAA/NESDIS
- Yoo-Geun Ham, CNU
- Se Young Yun, KAIST/AI Center for Research on Weather Prediction
- Location Information
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Kim Daejung Convention Center
30 Sangmunuriro, Chipyeong-dong, Seo-gu, Gwangju, South Korea
www.kdjcenter.or.kr/eng/