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Abstract
In view of the problems of complex process and weak representation in regular atmospheric wind field detection, this paper adopts deep learning method, uses global high-altitude meteorological detection data, and establishes a deep learning model for calculating wind direction and speed with different altitudes and temperatures by using keras software package. The model is verified by using third-party independent sounding data from a meteorological observatory in Shanghai. The calculation accuracy of the model above 2000 m is 0.9830 and the value of loss function is 0.0482. The accuracy under 2000 m is 0.9164 and the value of loss function is 0.0377. There are significant differences in the performance of the model between under 2000 meters and above 2000 meters due to surface friction. The model shows that wind direction and speed of different height layers can be calculated by using only height and temperature at the same height. This model can also be used to check whether the quality of regular wind detection work is good or not with big old data.
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