Department of Atmospheric and Cryospheric Sciences, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria
Tobias Hell
Data Lab Hell GmbH, Zirl, Austria
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As lightning is a brief and localized event, it is not explicitly resolved in atmospheric models. Instead, expert-based auxiliary descriptions are used to assess it. This study explores how AI can improve our understanding of lightning without relying on traditional expert knowledge. We reveal that AI independently identified the key factors known to experts as essential for lightning in the Alps region. This shows how knowledge discovery could be sped up in areas with limited expert knowledge.
As lightning is a brief and localized event, it is not explicitly resolved in atmospheric...