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Self-Supervised Temporal Reconstruction of Subhourly Climate Records since 1806

2025-12-23

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Fast‑evolving weather events typically develop on 5–15 min scales and can significantly influence human activities and planning. However, most global atmospheric reanalyses provide data only every 1–3 hours, making it difficult to capture rapid changes such as short-duration heavy rainfall. Traditional machine learning approaches rely on high-frequency data as supervision labels during...

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8f32bd10-1940-5bb0-ab66-36803268fe3b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8341528/v1
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