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Deep Learning for Fast Climate Risk Assessment of Crops

A deep-learning framework SECSF is presented that emulates the process-based ECroPS model for maize and barley using only daily temperatures and precipitation. Trained on ERA5 data, it reproduces crop growth dynamics and harvest timing while reducing computational cost by ~10^4 times, enabling probabilistic risk assessment for large seasonal and climate ensembles.

Why it matters

Important for scalable forecasting in agriculture, where fast and accurate climate risk estimates are crucial.

Relevant to DT products

Original headline
Deep-learning surrogate crop modelling for scalable seasonal-to-climate crop-risk assessment
Read the original: arXiv — Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science (cs.CE)

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