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Environmental Modelling and Software, Volume 38
Volume 38, December 2012
- Tom Kompas
, Long Chu
:
Comparing approximation techniques to continuous-time stochastic dynamic programming problems: Applications to natural resource modelling. 1-12 - William Castaings, Emanuele Borgonovo, Max D. Morris, Stefano Tarantola:
Sampling strategies in density-based sensitivity analysis. 13-26 - David F. Millie, Gary R. Weckman, William A. Young II, James E. Ivey, Hunter J. Carrick, Gary L. Fahnenstiel:
Modeling microalgal abundance with artificial neural networks: Demonstration of a heuristic 'Grey-Box' to deconvolve and quantify environmental influences. 27-39 - Cole G. Rossi, D. M. Heil, N. B. Bonumà, Jimmy R. Williams:
Evaluation of the Langmuir model in the Soil and Water Assessment Tool for a high soil phosphorus condition. 40-49 - Xavier Flores-Alsina
, Lluís Corominas
, Marc B. Neumann
, Peter A. Vanrolleghem
:
Assessing the use of activated sludge process design guidelines in wastewater treatment plant projects: A methodology based on global sensitivity analysis. 50-58
- Antoni Jordi
, Dong-Ping Wang:
sbPOM: A parallel implementation of Princenton Ocean Model. 59-61
- Mat Gilfedder
, David W. Rassam, Matthew P. Stenson, Ian D. Jolly, Glen R. Walker, Mark Littleboy:
Incorporating land-use changes and surface-groundwater interactions in a simple catchment water yield model. 62-73 - Jack Parker, Ungtae Kim, Peter K. Kitanidis
, Michael Cardiff
, Xiaoyi Liu, Greg Beyke:
Stochastic cost optimization of DNAPL remediation - Method description and sensitivity study. 74-88 - Li Chen, Shuh-Ji Kao, Seydou Traoré:
Predicting and managing reservoir total phosphorus by using modified grammatical evolution coupled with a macro-genetic algorithm. 89-100
- Weiguo Han
, Liping Di, Peisheng Zhao, Yuanzheng Shao:
DEM Explorer: An online interoperable DEM data sharing and analysis system. 101-107
- Laura Urso
, Poul Astrup, Kristina B. Helle, Wolfgang Raskob, Carlos Rojas-Palma, Jan Christian Kaiser
:
Improving evaluation criteria for monitoring networks of weak radioactive plumes after nuclear emergencies. 108-116
- Babak Naimi
, Alexey A. Voinov
:
StellaR: A software to translate Stella models into R open-source environment. 117-118
- H. Resit Akçakaya, Scott Ferson
, Mark Burgman
, David A. Keith
, Georgina M. Mace
, Charles R. Todd:
Commentary: IUCN classifications under uncertainty. 119-121
- Lina Tang
, Xiaodan Su, Guofan Shao, Hao Zhang, Jingzhu Zhao:
A Clustering-Assisted Regression (CAR) approach for developing spatial climate data sets in China. 122-128 - Anne Dietzel, Peter Reichert
:
Calibration of computationally demanding and structurally uncertain models with an application to a lake water quality model. 129-146 - Yun Chen
, Zahra Paydar:
Evaluation of potential irrigation expansion using a spatial fuzzy multi-criteria decision framework. 147-157
- Dongsu Kim, Marian Muste:
Multi-dimensional representation of river hydrodynamics using ADCP data processing software. 158-166
- Flávio A. Sousa, Ricardo J. N. dos Reis, José C. F. Pereira
:
Simulation of surface fire fronts using fireLib and GPUs. 167-177 - Jos R. von Asmuth, Kees Maas, Martin Knotters, Marc F. P. Bierkens
, Mark Bakker
, Theo N. Olsthoorn, D. Gijsbert Cirkel, Inke Leunk, Frans Schaars
, Daniel C. von Asmuth:
Software for hydrogeologic time series analysis, interfacing data with physical insight. 178-190 - Grigorios G. Anagnostopoulos, Paolo Burlando:
An Object-oriented computational framework for the simulation of variably saturated flow in soils, using a reduced complexity model. 191-202 - Pietro Zambelli
, Chiara Lora, Raffaele Spinelli
, Clara Tattoni
, Alfonso Vitti
, Paolo Zatelli, Marco Ciolli
:
A GIS decision support system for regional forest management to assess biomass availability for renewable energy production. 203-213
- Chih-Chieh Young
, Yu-heng Tseng
, Mao-Lin Shen, Yu-Chiao Liang, Mu-Hua Chen
, Chia-Hung Chien:
Software development of the TaIwan Multi-scale Community Ocean Model (TIMCOM). 214-219
- Philippe Thunis, Emilia Georgieva
, Anna Pederzoli:
A tool to evaluate air quality model performances in regulatory applications. 220-230 - Gerhard Smiatek
, Harald Kunstmann
, Johannes Werhahn:
Implementation and performance analysis of a high resolution coupled numerical weather and river runoff prediction model system for an Alpine catchment. 231-243 - Richard E. Howitt, Josué Medellín-Azuara, Duncan MacEwan, Jay R. Lund:
Calibrating disaggregate economic models of agricultural production and water management. 244-258 - John W. Molson
, M. Aubertin, B. Bussière:
Reactive transport modelling of acid mine drainage within discretely fractured porous media: Plume evolution from a surface source zone. 259-270 - John W. Labadie, Fawen Zheng, Yongshan Wan:
Optimal integrated operation of reservoir-assisted stormwater treatment areas for estuarine habitat restoration. 271-282 - Erwin Jeremiah, Scott A. Sisson
, Ashish Sharma
, Lucy Marshall
:
Efficient hydrological model parameter optimization with Sequential Monte Carlo sampling. 283-295 - Ashley Noel Cobb, Jessica Leigh Thompson:
Climate change scenario planning: A model for the integration of science and management in environmental decision-making. 296-305 - Claudio Carnevale, Giovanna Finzi
, Enrico Pisoni
, Marialuisa Volta
, Giorgio Guariso
, Roberta Gianfreda
, Giuseppe Maffeis
, Philippe Thunis, Les White, Giuseppe Triacchini:
An integrated assessment tool to define effective air quality policies at regional scale. 306-315 - Jean-Christophe Foltête
, Céline Clauzel, Gilles Vuidel:
A software tool dedicated to the modelling of landscape networks. 316-327
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