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FourCastNet high-resolution weather forecasting and distributed training

Applies AFNO to autoregressive high-resolution global weather fields and develops feature/data-parallel GPU training with optimized spectral operations, I/O and launch overhead.

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Applies AFNO to autoregressive high-resolution global weather fields and develops feature/data-parallel GPU training with optimized spectral operations, I/O and launch overhead.

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Two 2022 sources bundled with separate 13/9-person bylines; SC account shares contribution among Subramanian/Harrington/Pathak, not automatically first author. Forecast speed is inference-only on specific hardware/variables; ERA5 reanalysis/training cost and fewer vertical variables matter. Distributed timings include exposed I/O/validation but exclude setup/warm-up/capture and extrapolate some 80-epoch costs from five epochs. No general climate or exact physical-simulation certificate.

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Jaideep Pathak; Shashank Subramanian; Peter Harrington; Sanjeev Raja; Ashesh Chattopadhyay; Morteza Mardani; Thorsten Kurth; David Hall; Zongyi Li; Kamyar Azizzadenesheli; Pedram Hassanzadeh; Karthik Kashinath; Animashree Anandkumar; Andrea Miele

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FourCastNet high-resolution weather forecasting and distributed training

Applies AFNO to autoregressive high-resolution global weather fields and develops feature/data-parallel GPU training with optimized spectral operations, I/O and launch overhead.

Scientific scope

Two 2022 sources bundled with separate 13/9-person bylines; SC account shares contribution among Subramanian/Harrington/Pathak, not automatically first author. Forecast speed is inference-only on specific hardware/variables; ERA5 reanalysis/training cost and fewer vertical variables matter. Distributed timings include exposed I/O/validation but exclude setup/warm-up/capture and extrapolate some 80-epoch costs from five epochs. No general climate or exact physical-simulation certificate.

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People and systems

Jaideep Pathak; Shashank Subramanian; Peter Harrington; Sanjeev Raja; Ashesh Chattopadhyay; Morteza Mardani; Thorsten Kurth; David Hall; Zongyi Li; Kamyar Azizzadenesheli; Pedram Hassanzadeh; Karthik Kashinath; Animashree Anandkumar; Andrea Miele

Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.

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