The current is now being asked to draw its own map
the current is now being asked to draw its own map: china’s langya 2.0 predicts six ocean phenomena including internal waves and mesoscale eddies, a deep net called wenhai resolves eddies globally with air sea flux formulas built in, and scripps infers surface currents from the way temperature patterns deform in satellite images. the ocean now files its own circulation report.
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- CAS: China releases LangYa 2.0 AI model for marine phenomenon forecasting →
- Nature Communications: Forecasting the eddying ocean with a deep neural network →
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