• Sensors (Basel) · Mar 2021

    RN-Net: A Deep Learning Approach to 0-2 Hour Rainfall Nowcasting Based on Radar and Automatic Weather Station Data.

    • Fuhan Zhang, Xiaodong Wang, Jiping Guan, Meihan Wu, and Lina Guo.
    • School of Computer, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410000, China.
    • Sensors (Basel). 2021 Mar 11; 21 (6).

    AbstractPrecipitation has an important impact on people's daily life and disaster prevention and mitigation. However, it is difficult to provide more accurate results for rainfall nowcasting due to spin-up problems in numerical weather prediction models. Furthermore, existing rainfall nowcasting methods based on machine learning and deep learning cannot provide large-area rainfall nowcasting with high spatiotemporal resolution. This paper proposes a dual-input dual-encoder recurrent neural network, namely Rainfall Nowcasting Network (RN-Net), to solve this problem. It takes the past grid rainfall data interpolated by automatic weather stations and doppler radar mosaic data as input data, and then forecasts the grid rainfall data for the next 2 h. We conduct experiments on the Southeastern China dataset. With a threshold of 0.25 mm, the RN-Net's rainfall nowcasting threat scores have reached 0.523, 0.503, and 0.435 within 0.5 h, 1 h, and 2 h. Compared with the Weather Research and Forecasting model rainfall nowcasting, the threat scores have been increased by nearly four times, three times, and three times, respectively.

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