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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Multi-model Framework"”.
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Ensemble models to assess the risk of exotic plant pathogens in a changing climate
In recent decades, species distribution models (SDMs) have been widely used in many ecological, environmental and climate-change research studies to model invasive species establishment. These models associate recorded locations of species with environmental variables. Nevertheless, the few studies …
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Modeling the Effects of Sea-Level Rise on Flooding in the Lower Ozama River Basin, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
… approaches. This study develops a multi-model framework to evaluate the impacts of SLR and compound fluvial and tidal interactions on flooding in the lower Ozama River Basin, Santo Domingo. A one-dimensional (1D) HEC-RAS model was reconstructed from Belliard (2020) with newly …
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Computational Approaches To Epilepsy: Graph Networks For Localization And Multi-Model Approach For Prediction
… and validating two distinct computational frameworks based on the retrospective analysis of intracranial EEG (iEEG) recordings. First, this thesis establishes a generalizable, biomarker-driven framework for identifying the SoZ. It demonstrates that epileptic networks possess common, …
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A framework for Improving Hydrologic and Water Quality Prediction in Urbanized Watersheds through Stakeholder Co-Design and Multi-Model Integration
Urban watersheds present a unique modeling challenge due to the complex interplay between natural and hydrologic processes, engineered infrastructure, and the diverse decision-making by multiple stakeholder groups. These interactions span multiple spatial and temporal scales, making it difficult …
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Evaluating Future Runoff, Water Stress and Fluvial Flooding in China under Climate Change
… are typically limited to catchment-scale models or coarse-resolution global datasets, making it difficult to capture China’s diverse hydrological patterns at a national scale in high resolution. Water stress assessments frequently apply simplified assumptions or inconsistently combine …