
Training, inference, and evaluation code for a Factorized Fourier Neural Operator (F-FNO) surrogate model of basin-scale tsunami propagation in the East Sea (Sea of Japan).Companion archive for: Kim et al., "A Factorized Fourier Neural Operator Surrogate for Basin-Scale Tsunami Propagation", Geoscientific Model Development, 2026. This archive contains two files: 1. ffno-tsunami-v1.0.0.zip (~421.6 MB) — Source code and model weights - train.py: full training code (architecture, loss, training loop) - inference.py: autoregressive rollout inference and figure generation - convert_comcot_to_nc.py: COMCOT raw output to NetCDF conversion - split_loader.py: function for loading train/val/test split lists in train.py - Pretrained model weights (.pt), two configurations - Scenario parameter table (864 logic-tree configurations) - COMCOT control file template and input generation script - Train/val/test split list files 2. ffno-tsunami-test-EM-data.zip (~44.12 GB) — Test-EM evaluation dataset - 54 NetCDF files for the most challenging test split (unseen epicenter + unseen magnitude, Ep 1 × Mw 8.0) - Sufficient to reproduce all Test-EM results reported in the paper The full training dataset (~642 GB, 864 scenarios) can be regenerated from the provided scenario parameters using COMCOT v1.7 and is available from the authors upon request.
machine learning, Tsunamis, Fourier Neural Operator, COMCOT, surrogate model, coastal hazard, neural operator, surrogate modeling
machine learning, Tsunamis, Fourier Neural Operator, COMCOT, surrogate model, coastal hazard, neural operator, surrogate modeling
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