Modelos de Deep Learning em auxílio à previsão de variáveis meteorológicas em aeroportos na Antártica

  • Alana de Lima Pontes Gadelha CHM
  • Lúcia M. A. Drummond UFF
  • Leandro Santiago de Araújo UFF

Resumo


This study investigates the use of Deep Learning models for forecasting hourly atmospheric pressure and the temperature at the SCRM Aerodrome in Antarctica, based on nearly 15 years of METAR data. The evaluated models were MLP, CNN, LSTM, and BiLSTM, with the BiLSTM achieving the lowest errors and showing strong ability to capture long-term dependencies. Forecasts were also compared with the state-of-the-art ICON-LAM numerical model: while ICON-LAM demonstrated high accuracy, the BiLSTM achieved competitive performance with much lower computational cost. These results highlight the potential of memory-based Deep Learning models as complementary tools to numerical weather prediction, enhancing forecasting and operational safety in polar regions.

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Publicado
05/11/2025
GADELHA, Alana de Lima Pontes; DRUMMOND, Lúcia M. A.; ARAÚJO, Leandro Santiago de. Modelos de Deep Learning em auxílio à previsão de variáveis meteorológicas em aeroportos na Antártica. In: ESCOLA REGIONAL DE ALTO DESEMPENHO DA REGIÃO SUDESTE (ERAD-SE), 10. , 2025, Niterói/RJ. Anais [...]. Porto Alegre: Sociedade Brasileira de Computação, 2025 . p. 16-20. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/eradse.2025.17119.