OpFML: Pipeline for ML-based Operational Forecasting
Shahbaz Alvi, Giusy Fedele, Gabriele Accarino, Italo Epicoco, Ilenia Manco, Pasquale Schiano

TL;DR
OpFML is a flexible pipeline designed for deploying machine learning models in operational periodic forecasting, demonstrated here with wildfire danger assessment.
Contribution
The paper introduces OpFML, a configurable pipeline that facilitates machine learning deployment for operational forecasting in climate and earth sciences.
Findings
Effective daily Fire Danger Index forecasting
Pipeline's adaptability to different models and data
Potential to improve wildfire risk assessment accuracy
Abstract
Machine learning is finding its application in a multitude of areas in science and research, and Climate and Earth Sciences is no exception to this trend. Operational forecasting systems based on data-driven approaches and machine learning methods deploy models for periodic forecasting. Wildfire danger assessment using machine learning has garnered significant interest in the last decade, as conventional methods often overestimate the risk of wildfires. In this work, we present the code OpFML: Operational Forecasting with Machine Learning. OpFML is a configurable and adaptable pipeline that can be utilized to serve a machine learning model for periodic forecasting. We further demonstrate the capabilities of the pipeline through its application to daily Fire Danger Index forecasting and outline its various features.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFire effects on ecosystems · Knowledge Management and Technology · Air Quality Monitoring and Forecasting
