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A Fuzzy Case-Based Weather Prediction for Airbases
Bulent KISKAC Harun YARDIMCI
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Outline Problem & Domain Description Knowledge Acquisition Methods
Knowledge Representation Type of Task Problem Characteristic System Features Solution Features Tool Selection Criteria 11/22/2018
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Problem/Domain Description
Flight planning and air traffic control are tightly related with the weather parameters. When ceiling and horizontal visibility at an airbase are low, in order to maximize the flight safety, some of task are postponed. Correctly forecast timing of a ceiling and visibility event could be expected to result in a savings from great costs of flight delays and planning. Short-range prediction of ceiling and visibility are very important attributes of weather condition. 11/22/2018
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Knowledge Acquisition Methods
Past airport weather observations, (1 years of hourly observations). Recent and current observations, (for testing purpose). Domain Expert guidance, (identifying the attributes to be used and describing degrees of similarity between such attributes like very near, near, slightly near). 11/22/2018
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Knowledge Representation
Category temporal cloud ceiling and visibility wind precipitation spread and temperature pressure Attribute date hour cloud amount(s) cloud ceiling height visibility wind direction wind speed precipitation type precipitation intensity dew point temperature dry bulb temperature pressure trend Units Julian date of year (wraps around) hours offset from sunrise/sunset tenths of cloud cover (for each layer) height in metres of ³ 6/10ths cloud cover horizontal visibility in metres degrees from true north knots nil, rain, snow, etc. nil, light, moderate, heavy degrees Celsius degrees Celsius kiloPascal × hour -1 11/22/2018
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Knowledge Representation (Cont.)
All of these attributes are continuous. Precipitation is nominal (e.g., rain, snow, etc.). 11/22/2018
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Knowledge Representation (Cont.)
Sample consecutive hourly observation… YY/MM/DD/HH Ceiling Vis Wind Wind Dry Dew MSL Station Cloud Directn Speed Bulb Point Press Press Amount 30's m km 10's deg km/hr deg C deg C kPa kPa tenths Weather 64/ 1/ 2/ 64/ 1/ 2/ ZR- 64/ 1/ 2/ ZR-F 64/ 1/ 2/ ZR-F 64/ 1/ 2/ R-F 64/ 1/ 2/ R-F 64/ 1/ 2/ R-F 64/ 1/ 2/ F 64/ 1/ 2/ F 64/ 1/ 2/ R-F 64/ 1/ 2/ F 64/ 1/ 2/ F 64/ 1/ 2/ F 64/ 1/ 2/ 11/22/2018
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Problem Characteristic
Knowledge about meteorological and temporal features that experienced forecasters use to construct analogous climatological scenarios. We have to use an expert system to produce highly accurate forecast because the weather prediction expert system manipulate the airports' historical databases. We hope to produce highly accurate short term weather forecasts in a few seconds within tolerance of 100 ft ceiling and 400 m visibility 11/22/2018
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National Weather Service
System Features Aircraft Meteorological& State Data Aircraft/Ground Data Link EXPERT SYSTEM Aircraft/Ground Data Link Flight Deck Display National Weather Service Airport Weather Sensor Suite Historical Airbase Database Flight Control Tower 11/22/2018
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Solution Features Fuzzy Logic Case-Based Reasoning
K Nearest Neighbor Algorithm 11/22/2018
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Fuzzy Logic Use of fuzzy logic has increased exponentially over the past 30 years,based on the number of uses of the word “fuzzy” in titles of articles in engineering and mathematical journals. In meteorological systems,use of fuzzy logic began about ten years ago. 11/22/2018
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Solution Features Fuzzy Set
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What is Case-Based Reasoning?
A kind of ‘table look-up’ CBR system looks up in case base (indexed store of cases) past cases that bear on current problem Indexing and case representation facilitate retrieving relevant cases and comparing them with current problem CBR system applies information in retrieved cases to analyzing or solving problem 11/22/2018
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When should CBR be used? A large volume of historical data already exists Experts talk about their domain by giving examples Experience is as valuable as textbook knowledge Problems are not fully understood (weak models, little domain knowledge available) There are a lot of exceptions to rules There is a need to build a corporate memory and transfer expertise among personnel 11/22/2018
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Problem & Solution Spaces
Retrieve Adapted Solution Problem Space Adapt Problem Specification 11/22/2018
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potential endless loop
Classic CBR Flowchart CBR needs methods for acquiring domain knowledge for retrieval and adaptation. difficult problem potential endless loop 11/22/2018
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Case-Based Reasoning Source
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k-Nearest Neighbor(s) Technique
The closer the neighbors, the more useful they are for prediction. It is reasonable to assume that observations which are close together (according to some appropriate metric) will have the same classification. It may be reasonable to weight the evidence of a neighbor close to an unclassified observation more heavily than the weight of another neighbor which is at a greater distance from the unclassified observation. 11/22/2018
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k-Nearest Neighbor(s) Algorithm
Collect Most Similar Analogs, to make prediction Distances” determined by fuzzy similarity-measuring functions, expertly tuned, all applied together simultaneously. k-nearest algorithm demo… 11/22/2018
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Tool Selection Criteria
A database MS SQL Server2000 for storing the case data Java Programming Language with JBuilder9 IDE 11/22/2018
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Future Work Graphic user interface: Let expert forecasters guide the data-mining to test “what-if” weather scenarios based on various possible conditions. Alert Module: A smart alert, and thus help forecasters to increase their situational awareness. More predictors: Allow data-mining to be better conditioned, e.g., duration of precipitation, sun factors (length of day, strength of sun), wind (back trajectory, wind run, source region, etc. Data fusion: Exploit available predictive data and employ other data fusion techniques such as Neural Net,Rule Based systems Integration: Automated input receiving from Weather Sensor . 11/22/2018
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Conclusion By building expert systems that combine forecaster expertise, AI, large amounts of data (climatological and current), and currently available computing power, we can increase forecast quality and increase forecasting efficiency. 11/22/2018
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Questions? 11/22/2018
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