Operational SYM‐H Forecasting With Confidence Intervals Using Deep Neural Networks

Abstract In this study, we develop a robust real‐time forecast system for the SYM‐H index using Deep Neural Networks and real‐time Solar Wind measurements along with Interplanetary Magnetic Field parameters. This system provides not only one‐off forecasts but also quantile‐based confidence intervals, offering a range within which the observed SYM‐H values are expected to fall, enhancing forecast reliability and usability. The model is tested both on historical level 2 science‐ready data and on preliminary observations, which are closer to the operational environment that the model is expected to work on, demonstrating the model's robustness and practical utility in real‐time scenarios. The integration of quantile forecasts into SYM‐H prediction models represents a significant advancement, providing decision‐makers with more accurate and trustworthy information to manage the hazard of geomagnetic storms.

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Space Weather
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1029/2024sw004039
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2
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Forecasting Techniques and Applications
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Operational SYM‐H Forecasting With Confidence Intervals Using Deep Neural Networks

Pablo Muñoz, C. Cid, Armando Collado‐Villaverde
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Space Weather
Forecasting Techniques and Applications
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Operational SYM‐H Forecasting With Confidence Intervals Using Deep Neural Networks

Pablo Muñoz, C. Cid, Armando Collado‐Villaverde
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Abstract In this study, we develop a robust real‐time forecast system for the SYM‐H index using Deep Neural Networks and real‐time Solar Wind measurements along with Interplanetary Magnetic Field parameters. This system provides not only one‐off forecasts but also quantile‐based confidence intervals, offering a range within which the observed SYM‐H values are expected to fall, enhancing forecast reliability and usability. The model is tested both on historical level 2 science‐ready data and on preliminary observations, which are closer to the operational environment that the model is expected to work on, demonstrating the model's robustness and practical utility in real‐time scenarios. The integration of quantile forecasts into SYM‐H prediction models represents a significant advancement, providing decision‐makers with more accurate and trustworthy information to manage the hazard of geomagnetic storms.

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Universidad de Alcalá (ES)
European Space Agency, Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación
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Forecasting Techniques and Applications
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