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Published 2025
Advancing Earth Orientation Parameter Forecasting through Machine Learning: Activities and Insights from the GGOS Joint Study Group 3 (AI4EOP)
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Dr. Robert Suya
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Physical Planning and Land Surveying
39 total publications
Suya holds a PhD in Navigation and Satellite Positioning from the University of Nottingham. He also holds an MSc in Geodesy and Engineering Surveying from the same university. Suya is a Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) enthusiast and a geod...
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Sadegh Modiri
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Dr. Robert Suya, Justyna Śliwińska-Bronowicz, Dr. Robert Suya
Abstract
The rapid advancements in machine learning (ML) offer transformative potential for improving the prediction and analysis of Earth Orientation Parameters (EOP), which are critical in the application of geodesy, precise navigation, and space missions. To harness this potential, we established the Joint Study Group 3 under GGOS and IAG Commission 3, titled Artificial Intelligence for Earth Orientation Parameter Prediction (AI4EOP Prediction).
This Study group is a collaborative platform for researchers, data scientists, and domain experts to explore innovative ML techniques, share datasets, and develop robust models for EOP prediction and anomaly detection. By integrating ML with traditional geophysical approaches, we aim to enhance prediction accuracy, address current modeling limitations, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration. We invite experts and enthusiasts from diverse backgrounds to join us in advancing the field and shaping the future of EOP research through ML-driven solutions. This presentation provides a summary of the AI4EOP Prediction Study Group's activities to date, as well as plans for future initiatives. We also present the first results of a special internal EOP prediction comparison sub-campaign, which is part of the Second Earth Orientation Parameters Prediction Comparison Campaign - EOP PML. The goal of EOP PML is to further explore the potential of ML in EOP prediction through the regular collection, comparison, and evaluation of EOP predictions developed using various ML approaches. EOP PML follows strict guidelines for input data, forecasting horizons, and evaluation methods to objectively assess ML models. This initiative provides an excellent opportunity for experts in geodesy, AI, and Earth sciences to collaborate and refine EOP prediction methodologies. The EOP PML sub-campaign is open to all interested participants, and new contributors are welcome to join at any time.
Keywords: EOP, Prediction, EOP PML, AI4EOP
This Study group is a collaborative platform for researchers, data scientists, and domain experts to explore innovative ML techniques, share datasets, and develop robust models for EOP prediction and anomaly detection. By integrating ML with traditional geophysical approaches, we aim to enhance prediction accuracy, address current modeling limitations, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration. We invite experts and enthusiasts from diverse backgrounds to join us in advancing the field and shaping the future of EOP research through ML-driven solutions. This presentation provides a summary of the AI4EOP Prediction Study Group's activities to date, as well as plans for future initiatives. We also present the first results of a special internal EOP prediction comparison sub-campaign, which is part of the Second Earth Orientation Parameters Prediction Comparison Campaign - EOP PML. The goal of EOP PML is to further explore the potential of ML in EOP prediction through the regular collection, comparison, and evaluation of EOP predictions developed using various ML approaches. EOP PML follows strict guidelines for input data, forecasting horizons, and evaluation methods to objectively assess ML models. This initiative provides an excellent opportunity for experts in geodesy, AI, and Earth sciences to collaborate and refine EOP prediction methodologies. The EOP PML sub-campaign is open to all interested participants, and new contributors are welcome to join at any time.
Keywords: EOP, Prediction, EOP PML, AI4EOP
Year of Publication
2025
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Proceedings Title
IAG Scientific Assembly 2025 - Geodesy for a changing environment
Page Numbers
528
Conference Dates
September 1–5, 2025
Conference Place
Rimini, Italy
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