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Rainfall spatiotemporal interpolation method based on CNN-GRU with attention

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The meteorological and hydrological data required for rainfall-runoff forecasting often rely on the observation data from existing surface weather stations, but these data cannot fully reflect the overall space-time characteristics of the watershed. In order to solve the problem of lacking hydrological spatiotemporal data samples, this paper proposes a rainfall spatiotemporal interpolation method based on CNN-GRU with attention, which applies convolutional neural network (CNN) to fuse the spatial characteristics of multi-source data, and introduces gated recurrent unit (GRU) and attention to capture temporal characteristics and important historical information. Utilizing the characteristics of neural networks that can effectively fit complex and nonlinear spatiotemporal processes, capture the residual relationship between actual rainfall data and satellite remote sensing rainfall data, surrounding weather station data, elevation data, and train spatial distribution prediction models. The proposed spatiotemporal interpolation algorithm for rainfall can effectively fuse the different characteristics of multi-source data and ultimately generate high-precision, areal estimated raster rainfall data.

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    ICDIP '23: Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Digital Image Processing
    May 2023
    711 pages
    ISBN:9798400708237
    DOI:10.1145/3604078
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    1. Attention
    2. CNN
    3. GRU
    4. Rainfall spatiotemporal interpolation
    5. Remote sensing rainfall products

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