Welcome!
This is Karandeep Singh, currently working as a Staff Machine Learning Scientist at ATMOS, UCLA.
Previously, I worked as a Sr. Machine Learning Researcher at IBS Data Science Group
As a data scientist and deep learning researcher, I am driven by the opportunity to use my expertise to tackle real-world challenges and deliver societal benefits. With a strong foundation in both practical and theoretical aspects of the field, I have a proven track record of leading multidisciplinary teams and successfully delivering on research projects with large and complex datasets.
My work has been published in top computer science venues like KDD, CIKM, TKDE etc., and the models I've developed are currently in practical use, undergoing testing in a live setting. I am excited about the opportunity to apply my expertise to address new challenges for societal benefits as well as in generating valuable business insights and optimizing processes.
I completed my Ph.D. at Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), Korea, and MS at Panjab Engineering College, India.
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AGU2026 asbtracts:
Reassessing Western U.S. Climate Extremes with a 100-Member, 9-km Machine-Learning–Downscaled Ensemble
Biosphere-atmosphere feedbacks, sustained drought, and ecological memory as mechanisms enabling wildfire prediction on S2S timescales (oral)
Wildfire Legacy Effects on Soil Respiration Persist for Decades Across Western U.S. Forests (oral)
Hotter but calmer: warming suppresses downslope wildfire spread
Western U.S. snow projections for 25,000 years: A 9-km AI-boosted ensemble (oral)
Journal paper submitted: Emulating Dynamically Downscaled Snow Water Equivalent Across the Western United States: Training Data Composition Is Essential for Robust Climate Projections, Sep. 2026, GMD
Journal paper submitted: Weakened downslope winds and slower simulated nighttime spread of the Camp Fire under warming, npj Natural Hazards, Aug. 2026
Journal paper submitted: Temporal Coverage over Density: Parsimonious Training-Set Design for ML Climate Downscaling, AIES, Aug. 2026
Journal paper submitted: Assessing Wildfire Risk During Santa Ana Wind Events Using Interpretable Machine Learning, JAMC, Aug. 2026
Preprint: Temporal Coverage over Density: Parsimonious Training-Set Design for ML Climate Downscaling, Jun. 2026, https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.07898
AGU2025 abstracts:
Machine Learning for Efficient Climate Downscaling: Balancing Data Parsimony, Accounting for Time-Stationarity, and Ensuring Accessibility (oral)
Leveraging Machine Learning to Assess Santa Ana Wind-Driven Wildfire Risk in Southern California. Dec. 2025 (oral)
Co-author of invited talk at AGU 2025: Integrating Atmospheric Science, Fire Science, and Public Policy to reduce Wildfire Risk in Southern California. Dec. 2025.
Started working at ATMOS, UCLA, Nov. 2024
Paper accepted: Self Supervised Vision for Climate Downscaling, IJCAI May 2024
Paper submitted: Self Supervised Vision for Climate Downscaling, IJCAI Feb. 2024
Preprint now online: Self Supervised Vision for Climate Downscaling, https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.09466
Article submitted: Explaining Gender Wage Gaps: The Role of Gender-Stereotypical Communication During a Major Organizational Shock, Nature Human Behavior, Dec. 2023
Paper accepted: Generating High-Resolution Regional Precipitation Using Conditional Diffusion Model, KAIA Nov. 2023
Paper accepted: K. Singh, Y.-C. Tsai, C.-T. Li, M. Cha, and S. -D. Lin, “GraphFC: Customs Fraud Detection with Label Scarcity,” in 31st ACM International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (CIKM2023), Jun. 2023
Paper accepted: N. Shidqi, C. Jeong, S. Park, K. Singh, A. B. Nellikkattil, E. Zeller, M. Cha, "Leveraging Temporal Information for Self-Supervised Climate Downscaling in North America Region", Korea Computer Congress (KCC), Jun. 2023.
Article published: Multi-Stage Learning Model for Hierarchical Tie Valence Prediction, ACM Transactions on Knowledge Discovery from Data (TKDD), Jan. 2023.
Paper accepted: Self-supervised Deep Learning for Climate Downscaling, IEEE International Conference on Big data and Smart Computing (BIGCOMP 2023) , Oct. 2022.
Article submitted: GraphFC: Graph Neural Networks for Customs Fraud Detection, IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering (TKDE), Jul. 2022.
Paper accepted: Downscaling the Earth System Modeling with Deep Learning, SIGKDD Conference on knowledge discovery and data mining (KDD 2022), Mar. 2022.