AI-TT meeting (2)
Recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities (including neural network approaches, machine learning and deep learning related tools) have demonstrated the potential to provide accurate forecasts in weather and environmental forecasting. The OceanPredict Artificial Intelligence Task Team aims to create a forum to discuss recent developments in the application of AI to ocean forecasting, to share best practices and explore areas for future development.
- AI-TT meeting
- 24 Sep 2025, Online (MS Team)
- 14:00 (UTC)
- Further member introductions
- AI-TT workshop planning
- Plans for AI-TT lectures series
| First name | Surname | Affiliation | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Santha | Akella | NOAA | USA |
| Julien | Brajard | NERSC | Norway |
| Frédéric | Dupont | ECCC | Canada |
| Anass | El Aouni | MOi | France |
| Rachel | Furner | ECMWF | Europe |
| Simon | Good | Met Office | UK |
| Nam-Hoon | Kim | KIOST | Korea |
| Ronan | McAdam | CMCC | Italy |
| Kristian | Mogensen | ECMWF | Europe |
| Francois | Roy | ECCC | Canada |
| Gregory | Smith | ECCC | Canada |
| Andrea | Storto | CNR | Italy |
| Simon | van Gennip | MOi | France |
| Kirsten | Wilmer-Becker | Met Office | UK |
| Lorenzo | Zampieri | ECMWF | Europe |
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