Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2021 · 13 citations · 7 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesOceanographyOcean ModelingPhysical OceanographyTime Series AnalysisDeep LearningSea Surface TemperatureTemperature ForecastingTime Series ForecastingTime Series ModelingTime Series PredictionDeep Learning For Time Series ForecastingObservation Data ProcessingSea Surface Temperature ForecastingWavelet Transform
Abstract Sea Surface Temperature (SST) plays an important role in marine ecology. SST prediction raises considerable attention in ocean-related fields. Recently, deep learning models are widely used in SST prediction, but it is not easy to obtain optimal prediction results using historical observation data directly. More than temporal information, SST data also contains other features, such as trend, periodicity and disturbance. In this paper, we proposed a Multi-Channel LSTM (MC-LSTM) model to improve SST prediction. Firstly, a wavelet transform is used to decompose time-sequence data into multiple sequences representing trend, period and disturbance respectively. Secondly, we use multiple LSTM channels to train these data in parallel, and then obtain the combined prediction results. MC-LSTM can predict Sea surface temperature only by historical SST data, without the help of other spatial and climatic information, so it is easy to get the data. Compared with the direct use of LSTM for prediction, MC-LSTM can improve the prediction accuracy by 26%.
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