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PING: physics informed graph neural network for advection-diffusion processes with applications to solar power forecasting

Advection-diffusion plays an essential role in transport phenomena such as atmospheric and cloud dynamics. Improved forecasting of cloud motion, in turn, enhances solar power production forecasts and facilitates the integration of additional photovoltaic (PV) sources into the power grid. However, both classical numerical models and emerging deep learning approaches face challenges when applied to spatially irregular sensor networks such as those formed by weather stations. In this work, we adopt a graph signal processing perspective and model advection-diffusion particles as signals on a graph to capture the dynamics of these processes. We introduce a Physics-Informed Graph Neural Network...

AuthorsJelena Simeunović, Baptiste Schubnel, Pierre-Jean Alet et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published13 October 2026
Last updated at source13 October 2026
cs.LGeess.SP
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