AirMPA: A Meteorology-to-Pollution Adapter for Global Air Quality Forecasting
To address these challenges, we propose AirMPA, a decoupled autoregressive framework for meteorology-to-pollution forecasting.
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Key points
- Accurate real-time forecasting of atmospheric pollutants is essential for reducing exposure risks and improving public health.
- Existing deep learning approaches improve efficiency, but often entangle meteorological and pollutant variables within unified forecasting frameworks, limiting flexibility and pollutant-specific representation learning.
- The model is built on an improved Swin-Transformer architecture with zonal release attention and dual-branch fusion, enabling more effective modeling of global transport continuity and heterogeneous pollutant dynamics.
- These results demonstrate the potential of decoupled meteorology-to-pollution forecasting for global air quality prediction.
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- [1]AirMPA: A Meteorology-to-Pollution Adapter for Global Air Quality ForecastingarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 19, 05:05 AM
To address these challenges, we propose AirMPA, a decoupled autoregressive framework for meteorology-to-pollution forecasting.
Accurate real-time forecasting of atmospheric pollutants is essential for reducing exposure risks and improving public health.
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