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Reduce extrapolation in areas with no observations when interpolating precipitation
I'm trying to improve our method of interpolation for rainfall measurements. At the moment we use a specific combination of Rbf interpolation from scipy. … Do you know any trick to make the interpolation method more aware of these spatial correlations without having it to train it with radar observations? …
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Best method for weather station data interpolation with external parameters
the algorithm itself without the need to intervene
be fast (less than 10 seconds to interpolate all data)
ideally use a machine learning model trained on the entire archive of the data to improve the interpolation … (this is optional)
I've been trying with RBF interpolation, all the methods from metpy (https://unidata.github.io/MetPy/latest/examples/gridding/Point_Interpolation.html), and even pykrige with Ordinary …
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