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A Hybrid Method for Fine-Scale Wind Field Retrieval Based on Machine Learning and Data Assimilation

To better describe the main features of the complex airflow in the atmospheric boundary layer, a hybrid wind field retrieval method based on machine learning (ML) and data assimilation (DA) is proposed. Based on the joint measurement of lidar and in situ measurements, a three-dimensional variational data assimilation (3DVAR) method is used to retrieve the fine-scale wind field. To address the iterative interpolation problem in the traditional DA methods, this paper isolates the interpolation from the optimization, and uses the regression methods in ML to estimate the interpolated observations on analysis grids. More specifically, the supervised regression and semi-supervised regression are respectively used for lidar and in situ observations according to their heterogeneity. Simulation and field measurement results indicate that, compared with the traditional DA methods, the proposed method can better estimate both two-dimensional and three-dimensional velocities, by an improvement of more than 42.3% on average.