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Reminder
Our first Forecasting and Prediction working group meeting will be this Thursday at 2-3pm (Melb., Hobart, Sydney time)
Please email me an introduction slide if youâd like to use one! Also okay if you just want to introduce yourself and what youâd like to get out of this working group.
Disclaimer: This meeting is hosted by the Bureau of Meteorology. You must join with your full name and follow instruction given by the host. Disclosure or unauthorised use of content from this meeting may be a serious criminal offence.
We are running a 1-day workshop following the main ACCESS-NRI workshop.
TOPIC:Machine learning for modelling and prediction WHEN: Thurs 7 September; 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM WHERE: Canberra or online
The day will provide a brief introduction to ML, explore recent progress in the application of ML in modelling and prediction, and include a discussion session on key issues and future opportunities. This session is open to all, and no prior experience with, or knowledge of ML is required.
Register now (before 20 August). More details are provided in the registration link.
Membership of the Forecasting and Prediction WG is not required for attendance. Feel free to circulate the announcement.
We are looking forward to the FPWG Workshop next week Thursday (online and in Canberra) on Machine learning for modelling and prediction.
If you cannot attend the workshop, you are very welcome to include your thoughts on our Discussion Jamboard. We will be using the Jamboard to share and discuss ideas.
Our main topics of discussion are:
ML research interests and collaboration opportunities
How can ACCESS-NRI support (data, software, infrastructure, resources/info/guides)?
How can we better coordinate across the community?
Increasing ML research transparency, increasing collaboration and open source code
⌠but there is also a page for any other questions/issues.
The link to the Jamboard is live and we encourage anyone to add their ideas/thoughts at anytime â prior or during the workshop. Apart from facilitating our discussion session, we hope that it will be a useful resource for capturing information and will contribute to informing the outcomes of the workshop.
Disclaimer: This meeting is hosted by the Bureau of Meteorology. You must join with your full name and follow instruction given by the host. Disclosure or unauthorised use of content from this meeting may be a serious criminal offence.
Disclaimer: This meeting is hosted by the Bureau of Meteorology. You must join with your full name and follow instruction given by the host. Disclosure or unauthorised use of content from this meeting may be a serious criminal offence.