Physics-Informed Deep Learning Model for PM2.5 air pollution forecasting.
π Overview
This model combines deep learning with physical principles (advection-diffusion) to model pollutant transport and predict future PM2.5 concentrations.
Unlike traditional time-series models, it captures:
- πͺοΈ Wind-driven pollutant transport (advection)
- π«οΈ Diffusion effects
- π Long-range spatial dependencies
π§ Key Features
- Physics-based modeling
- Global attention mechanism
- Spatio-temporal learning
ποΈ Model Architecture
The model (GeniusChildNet) consists of:
- CNN-based feature extraction
- Physics-inspired advection-diffusion module
- Global attention blocks
- Output reconstruction layers
π¦ Checkpoint
- File:
best_physics_model.pt - Framework: PyTorch
π Usage
import torch
from model import GeniusChildNet # define architecture first
model = GeniusChildNet()
model.load_state_dict(torch.load("best_physics_model.pt", map_location="cpu"))
model.eval()
Input
The model expects:
Historical PM2.5 data Meteorological variables (wind, temperature, pressure, rain, emissions)
Output
Predicted PM2.5 concentration maps
Repository
Code available at: https://github.com/jc-kirthi/Elite-Squad
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