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Air Quality Analytics Collaborative Framework (ACF)

Completed TRL 4 (started at 3, targeting 4)

Description

Integration of cloud-scale machine learning algorithms: - ML algorithm cloud-services, like SageMaker and TensorFlow, can access harmonized data sets. - Scientists can easily create machine learning analysis workflows using these algorithms. - ML is powerful tool for AQ predictions, but hard to use at scale across data sets. Integration of models with workflows, esp GeosCHEM. - Facilitates inclusion of atmospheric chemistry/transport models into analysis workflows. - Model outputs are available to other analysis workflows - Model can use harmonized data sets for its inputs.

Benefits

Advance Earth system science knowledge through the identification, development, and demonstration of innovative information systems technologies

Details

Technology areaSoftware, Modeling, Simulation, and Information Processing > Information Processing and Artificial Intelligence > Collaborative Science and Engineering
ProgramAdvanced Information Systems Technology (AIST)
Lead organizationJet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA
Start date2021-05-01
End date2022-12-31

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