A Study on Hydrological Rainfall Adjustment using Machine Learning and Probability Matching Method during Heavy Rainfall Season
In meteorological data, various studies are being conducted to improve the prediction performance of rainfall with irregular patterns, unlike temperature and solar radiation with certain patterns. Especially in the case of the short-term forecast model for Dong-Nae Forecasts provided by the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA), forecast data are provided at 6-hour intervals, and there is a limit to analyzing the impact of disasters. In this study, Hydrological Quantitative Precipitation Forecast (HQPF) information was generated by applying the machine learning method to Local ENsemble prediction system (LENS), Radar-AWS Rainrates (RAR), AWS and ASOS observation data and Dong-Nae Forecast provided by the KMA. Through the preprocessing process, the temporal and spatial resolutions of all the data were converted to the same resolution, and the predictor of machine learning was derived through the factor analysis of the predictor. Considering the processing speed and expandability, the XGBoost method of machine learning was applied, and the Probability Matching (PM) method was applied to improve the prediction accuracy of heavy rainfall. As a result of evaluating the HQPF performance produced for 14 heavy rainfall events that occurred in 2020, it was found that the predicted performance of HQPF was improved quantitatively and qualitatively.