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Coupled Earth-System Forecast Sample and Temporal Downscaling Model
本仓库提供一个全球海陆气冰耦合预报样例,以及配套的时间降尺度模型权重。样例包含 2020-01-04 起报的初始场和 48 个集合成员、40 个预报时次的离线结果。
This repository provides a global atmosphere-land-ocean-sea-ice coupled forecast sample and a temporal downscaling model checkpoint. The sample is initialized on 2020-01-04 and contains 48 ensemble members with 40 forecast steps.
Repository Structure
.
├── model/
│ └── 8000_G.pth
└── data/
├── inp_data/
│ └── era5_oras_20200103_20200104.zarr/
└── oup_data/
└── 20200104/
├── 0.nc
├── 1.nc
├── ...
└── 47.nc
oup_data follows the existing artifact name and means output data.
Artifact Relationship
The files represent different stages of the forecasting workflow:
Two-day normalized initial state
-> FuXi coupled forecast model
-> 48-member daily coupled forecasts
-> temporal downscaling model
-> 6-hourly coupled forecasts
inp_datais a normalized, model-ready initial state for the FuXi coupled forecast model.oup_datacontains the stored daily FuXi coupled forecast results.model/8000_G.pthis the downstream temporal downscaling checkpoint. It is not the FuXi coupled forecast checkpoint.
Temporal Downscaling Model
model/8000_G.pth is a PyTorch OrderedDict state dictionary with 544 tensors.
It uses a SwinIR-based temporal downscaling architecture.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Checkpoint size | 129,715,342 bytes |
| Input channels | 358 (175 x 2 + 8) |
| Output channels | 700 (175 x 4) |
| Earth-system variables | 175 packed variables |
| Output times | 00, 06, 12, and 18 UTC |
| Embedding dimension | 180 |
| Block depths | [6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6] |
| Attention heads | [6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6] |
| Window size | 8 |
| MLP ratio | 2 |
| Residual connection | 1conv |
The model consumes two packed daily fields plus eight static/time features and predicts four 6-hourly residual fields. Architecture code and preprocessing logic are required before loading the state dictionary into a model instance.
Input Data
data/inp_data/era5_oras_20200103_20200104.zarr contains a normalized
atmosphere-land-ocean-sea-ice initial-state sample.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Dates | 2020-01-03 and 2020-01-04 |
| Array shape | (2, 211, 721, 1440) |
| Dimensions | time, channel, lat, lon |
| Data type | float16 |
| Spatial grid | Global 0.25 degrees |
| Latitude | 90 to -90 degrees |
| Longitude | 0 to 359.75 degrees |
| Compression | Blosc LZ4, level 5 |
| Stored size | Approximately 479 MB |
The channels cover pressure-level geopotential, temperature, wind and humidity; single-level atmospheric and land variables; ocean salinity, temperature and currents at depth; and sea-ice/ocean surface variables such as sea-ice thickness, sea-surface height, sea-ice concentration, and mixed-layer temperature.
Values are normalized model inputs rather than physical-unit observations. Channel order must be preserved.
Forecast Output
data/oup_data/20200104 contains one NetCDF file for each ensemble member.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Initialization time | 2020-01-04 |
| Ensemble members | 48 (0.nc to 47.nc) |
| Forecast steps | 40 daily steps |
| Shape per member | (1, 40, 211, 721, 1440) |
| Dimensions | time, step, channel, lat, lon |
| Data type | float32 |
| Spatial grid | Global 0.25 degrees |
| Approximate size | 35.05 GB per member; 1.68 TB in total |
Because the complete output is large, download only the required ensemble members whenever possible. Repositories hosting these files should use Hugging Face Xet storage.
Loading the Files
Install the basic readers:
pip install torch xarray zarr netcdf4 huggingface_hub
Load the input sample:
import xarray as xr
initial_state = xr.open_zarr(
"data/inp_data/era5_oras_20200103_20200104.zarr"
)
print(initial_state)
Load one forecast member:
import xarray as xr
member = xr.open_dataset("data/oup_data/20200104/0.nc")
print(member)
Inspect the checkpoint:
import torch
state_dict = torch.load("model/8000_G.pth", map_location="cpu")
print(f"Number of tensors: {len(state_dict)}")
Download from Hugging Face
Replace YOUR_ORG/YOUR_REPO with the published repository ID.
Download the checkpoint and input example:
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
snapshot_download(
repo_id="YOUR_ORG/YOUR_REPO",
allow_patterns=["model/*", "data/inp_data/*"],
local_dir="coupled_forecast_sample",
)
Download one forecast member:
from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download
hf_hub_download(
repo_id="YOUR_ORG/YOUR_REPO",
filename="data/oup_data/20200104/0.nc",
local_dir="coupled_forecast_sample",
)
If this is published as a Hugging Face dataset repository, add
repo_type="dataset" to the download calls.
Limitations
- This release contains one initialization date and is an example rather than a climatologically representative benchmark.
- The stored arrays are normalized/model-ready values and cannot be converted reliably to physical units without the matching normalization metadata.
- The temporal downscaling checkpoint is a state dictionary only; it requires the matching model definition and packing/preprocessing code.
- The FuXi checkpoint, complete inference pipeline, normalization constants, and static fields are not included in the current artifact set.
- The daily ensemble outputs are intermediate FuXi results, not direct outputs
of
8000_G.pth.
Citation
Please replace this placeholder with the project publication before release:
@misc{coupled_earth_system_forecast,
title = {Coupled Earth-System Forecast Sample and Temporal Downscaling Model},
author = {Project Team},
year = {2026}
}
License
No license is declared in this model/data card. A license covering the model weights, derived data, and upstream dependencies must be selected and added before public release.
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