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1.-The AI for Earth and Space Science Workshop was held, covering AI applications in atmosphere, solid earth, space, hydrosphere, and ecology.

2.-Professor Amy McGovern gave a keynote on explainable, interpretable and trustworthy AI for earth sciences.

3.-ForecastNet is a global data-driven high resolution weather model using Fourier Neural Operators that outperforms numerical weather prediction models.

4.-Graph Gaussian processes were used for street-level air pollution modeling to identify communities at risk of high NO2 levels.

5.-A trainable wavelet neural network was developed for non-stationary signals with improved performance from prior knowledge of signal characteristics.

6.-An invertible neural network was proposed for ocean wave equations to efficiently estimate solutions and quantify parameter uncertainties.

7.-Weekly supervised crop yield forecasts were generated at higher resolutions than label data availability using transferred representations.

8.-A Bayesian neural network ensemble improved precipitation predictions by leveraging spatiotemporally varying scales of individual climate models.

9.-An interpretable LSTM network predicted net ecosystem CO2 exchange and quantified variable importance to guide terrestrial ecosystem model development.

10.-Lucas Mandrake discussed onboard science capabilities to break bandwidth barriers and earn mission scientists' trust in exploring distant worlds.

11.-Mario Lino presented multiscale graph neural networks to efficiently capture non-local dynamics in simulating incompressible fluids.

12.-Talin Wu introduced a hybrid graph network simulator for subsurface flow simulations with 2-18x speedup over classical solvers.

13.-Swirlnet, a deep learning wave spectra forecast model, was improved using transfer learning from hindcasts and evaluating on real forecasts.

14.-Invertible neural networks enabled accurate and efficient estimation of both parameter distributions and model simulations for calibrating earth system models.

15.-The ACGP model combined heterogeneous output Gaussian process regression with learned DAG structure to improve prediction and interpretability.

16.-Antonios Mamouyalakis used model feature vectors and Fourier Neural Operators to improve Stokes inversion for solar atmosphere inference.

17.-Morvan Ge created a multi-image multi-spectral super-resolution dataset and benchmarks to evaluate models on realistic storm imagery data.

18.-Saviz Mowlavi proposed a reinforcement learning set estimator using nonlinear policies and augmented MDPs for filtering high-dimensional systems.

19.-Unsupervised zone scaling of climate models was performed using deep image priors for super-resolution of sea surface heights.

20.-Sea ice concentration charting was improved using loss function representations as regression or classification and class balancing.

21.-Wildlife in camera trap images was automatically identified, counted and described using deep learning to aid ecological understanding and conservation.

22.-Transfer learning, active learning, and bounding boxes improved performance on small camera trap datasets to monitor wildlife.

23.-The LILA repository was created to host and distribute conservation machine learning datasets for pre-training models.

24.-Raccoon social learning from puzzle boxes is being studied but tracking individuals in video remains very challenging.

25.-Interpretability techniques were evaluated on deep statistical climate downscaling models, finding issues not captured by traditional validation metrics.

26.-Leilani Gilpin discussed the importance of domain knowledge and iterative refinement with experts for explainable, safety-critical AI systems.

27.-Andrew Ross suggested meta-learning and uncertainty quantification as promising areas for interpretable earth science ML beyond prediction.

28.-Antonios Mamouyalakis highlighted using interpretability to disregard untrustworthy models and gain earth system insights beyond just prediction.

29.-Visualization, discovering new concepts, and symbolic regression were discussed as exciting emerging directions in interpretable AI.

30.-The workshop highlighted the importance and future of model interpretability for realizing the potential of AI in earth and space sciences.

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