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Machine learning for observation bias correction with application to dust storm data assimilation

Jin et al., 2019

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10365805383028035622
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Jin J
Lin H
Segers A
Xie Y
Heemink A
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Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics

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Data assimilation algorithms rely on a basic assumption of an unbiased observation error. However, the presence of inconsistent measurements with nontrivial biases or inseparable baselines is unavoidable in practice. Assimilation analysis might diverge from reality since …
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