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Application research of combined model based on VMD and MOHHO in precipitable water vapor Prediction.

Authors :
Kou, Menggang
Zhang, Kequan
Zhang, Wenyu
Ma, Jingjing
Ren, Jing
Wang, Gang
Source :
Atmospheric Research. Sep2023, Vol. 292, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Publication Year :
2023

Abstract

The change characteristics of precipitable water vapor (PWV) are closely related to the timing of artificial rainfall enhancement operations, and accurate prediction of PWV changes is of great practical significance. The instability and nonlinearity of PWV are the difficulties in its accurate prediction. However, most of the current PWV prediction models are individual models and simple hybrid models, without considering the limitations of a individual prediction model, efficient data preprocessing strategies, and weight optimization. At the same time, the research on the application of PWV prediction in artificial rainfall enhancement operations also needs to be strengthened., therefore, this paper proposes a new combination forecasting system, which is effectively applied to solve the problem of PWV forecasting, and analyzes the job timing with the forecasted value. The system consists of variational mode decomposition (VMD), multi-objective Harris hawks optimization (MOHHO) and six different types of individual prediction algorithms. Among them, VMD can accurately separate the noise sequence and the main feature sequence of the original PWV sequence. MOHHO overcomes the shortcoming that the single-objective optimization algorithm can only achieve one criterion, and it can optimize the accuracy and stability at the same time. Autoregressive integrated moving average (Arima) and Exponential smoothing (ES), as representatives of statistical models, are responsible for predicting the linear trend of PWV, while Back Propagation neural network (BP), Radial Basis Function neural network(RBF), Long Short Term Memory(LSTM) and Temporal Convolutional Network(TCN), as representatives of neural networks, are responsible for capturing the nonlinear characteristics of PWV. Through experiments and analysis, compared with the individual model such as Arima, BP and LSTM, the prediction accuracy of the proposed combined model is improved significantly in all prediction steps. The PWV threshold and the PWV hourly slope threshold can be used as indicators for the timing selection of artificial rainfall enhancement operations. Using the proposed combined model to predict PWV in precipitation events can accurately obtain the timing of the reflection index, which can provide technical reference for artificial rainfall enhancement operations. • Considering the nonlinear and unstable data characteristics of precipitable water vapor under the disturbance of complex terrain, a novel combined prediction model is constructed by introducing the combined prediction theory, and it is used in the selection of the timing of artificial rainfall operation. • In order to achieve better performance of the model, based on signal decomposition technology, VMD is selected to de-noise the original data, which can accurately separate the noise and effective information. MOHHO is used to determine the weighting coefficient of the combined model, and MOHHO optimized the weighting coefficient from the perspective of accuracy and stability of prediction, so as to build a balanced combined model. • The proposed combined prediction model integrates four nonlinear models and two linear models, which can better mine data features and capture potential relational patterns in data series. • Compared with the single model, the proposed combined model has significant advantages, which can better solve the problem of precipitable water vapor prediction in mountainous areas, and provide certain technical support for determining the timing of artificial rainfall operation in arid and semi-arid areas and alleviating the problem of water shortage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Details

Language :
English
ISSN :
01698095
Volume :
292
Database :
Academic Search Index
Journal :
Atmospheric Research
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
164865290
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atmosres.2023.106841