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Decision-Oriented Uncertainty Quantification for Risk Control in Earth System Spatiotemporal Foundation Models
Earth system modeling is shifting from task-specific predictors toward foundation models with general spatiotemporal representation capabilities. Although these models can jointly encode dynamic Earth fields, external forcings, and static geographic context for multistep forecasting, accurate point
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