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  • Inputs
    • PSPS Report Processing, Duration of events: Dec 2020 - Jan 2021
      • 2 months of data
      • 3 events
    • CIMIS Weather Station Data
      • 200 Weather Stations
      • 13 readings from the weather station: wind, humidity, temp, etc.
      • Total records: 230k, 1 hour each
  • Outputs
    • How can it be used?
      • Ex. Next 5 days, low fire risk at weather stations x,y,z with prob %
      • Forecasting Humidity, Wind
      • Predicting "crossings", extreme values, negative correlations of humidity and wind
    • What metrics do we have?
  • Methods
    1. Preprocessing

      • Document reading/table extraction for PSPS data
      • During PSPS event, extreme wind/humidity values were observed
    2. Processing

      • Get weather station data from APIs (CIMIS, MesoWest, etc.)
      • Join/match data sources based on time
    3. Prediction

      • Built a prediction model to anticipate extreme wind/humidity
    4. Model Building

      • Technical details of inputs, wind distribution, simplicity of predicting humidity, temp
      • Technology, Software, Algorithms: Gluon-ts
      • How is the model built? Layers, Tuning
      • Performance, Accuracy: Time to train per config, metrics
      • Potential pitfalls, challenges, failures
    5. Future Enhancements

      • Train model on morning data only
      • Domain knowledge, constraints on humidity, wind
      • Data feed morning/evening. How to handle new data?
      • Input from metereology to improve/tune models
    6. Results

      • Temp, Humid, Wind Prediction Accuracy
      • Relationship between wind/humidity, wind brings humidity down, increasing fire risk
      • 3-day and 7-day forecast (how long do PSPS events last for? what granularity do we need?)
        • 4, 6-hour intervals, find chance of PSPS events in each interval
        • Distill data/predictions into clear visualizations
    7. Reuseability

      • Demand Forecasting
      • Use cases: Energy and Utilities, Load shedding

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