An adaptive Bayesian inference algorithm to estimate the parameters of a hazardous atmospheric release
Authors:
- Harizo RajaonaHRHarizo Rajaona
- François SeptierFSFrançois Septier
- Patrick ArmandPAPatrick Armand
- Yves DelignonYDYves Delignon
- Christophe OlryCOChristophe Olry
- Armand AlbergelAAArmand Albergel
- Jacques MoussafirJMJacques Moussafir
- 1 December 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Atmospheric Environment
- Vol. 122, 748-762
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