Titlebook: OOIS’94; 1994 International C Dilip Patel,Yuan Sun,Shushma Patel Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1995 algorithms

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John Darlington,Yi-ke Guo techniques in related fields that target geologic, ecosystems, and social modeling are presented in order to identify translatable insight regarding the detection, acknowledgement, incorporation, and mitigation of uncertainty. The interface between model equifinality and uncertainty are then addres

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Christine W. Chan,Nick Cercone,Aijun An,Paitoon Tontiwachwuthikuln the water saturation equations. All of these steps introduce some potential error in the final analysis which, which is only as good as the input parameters..Residual saturations, in tight rock, can be as low as 35 % Sw, and be very difficult to distinguish from moveable hydrocarbons. Lastly, some

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Muthu Ramachandran,Adil Al-Yasiri the best results into risk index maps which can then be used to determine the most likely areas of hydrocarbon accumulations, despite which model is used..This short chapter provides an overview of both the potential and ways to address the pitfalls in migration modelling.

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Tom Mens,Kim Mens,Patrick Steyaert the existing identities on the island. We then review the findings from our research and from other scholarly work. We conclude by a discussion of various forms of identification germane to the Cyprus context and their relation to intergroup relations in Cyprus.

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and established modeling approaches such as: ..- An argument for using Big Data methods inconjunction with Agent-based Modeling;..- The introduction of a participatory approachinvolving citizens, in order to utilize an Agent-based Modeling approach tosimulate urban-growth scenarios;..- A presentatio