Ian Langmore
At Google, Ian first worked on Bayesian modeling for local search algorithms before moving on to probabilistic methods in fusion plasma reconstruction. As of 2023, he works on probabilistic weather prediction using differentiable computing. This places him at the intersection of applied probability, software engineering, and physics.
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A scalable system to measure contrail formation on a per-flight basis
Erica Brand
Sebastian Eastham
Carl Elkin
Thomas Dean
Zebediah Engberg
Ulrike Hager
Joe Ng
Dinesh Sanekommu
Marc Shapiro
Environmental Research Communications (2024)
Neural general circulation models for weather and climate
Dmitrii Kochkov
Janni Yuval
Jamie Smith
Griffin Mooers
Milan Kloewer
James Lottes
Peter Dueben
Samuel Hatfield
Peter Battaglia
Alvaro Sanchez
Matthew Willson
Nature, 632 (2024), pp. 1060-1066
WeatherBench 2: A benchmark for the next generation of data-driven global weather models
Alex Merose
Peter Battaglia
Tyler Russell
Alvaro Sanchez
Vivian Yang
Matthew Chantry
Zied Ben Bouallegue
Peter Dueben
Carla Bromberg
Jared Sisk
Luke Barrington
Aaron Bell
arXiv (2023) (to appear)
Multi-instrument Bayesian reconstruction of plasma shape evolution in C-2W experiment
Erik Trask
Hiroshi Gota
Jesus Romero
Rob von Behren
Tom Madams
Physics of Plasmas (2021)
OVERVIEW OF C-2W: HIGH TEMPERATURE, STEADY-STATE BEAM-DRIVEN FIELD-REVERSED CONFIGURATION PLASMAS
Rob von Behren
TAE
Tom Madams
William D Heavlin
Nuclear Fusion (2021)
Fusion Plasma Reconstruction
Nathan Neibauer
Rob von Behren
(2019)
NeuTra-lizing Bad Geometry in Hamiltonian Monte Carlo Using Neural Transport
Matthew D. Hoffman
Josh Dillon
Srinivas Vasudevan
arXiv preprint (2019)
