Abstract
The last half a century has seen spectacular progresses in computing and modelling in a variety of fields, applications, and methodologies. Over the same period, a cross-disciplinary field known as sensitivity analysis has been making its first steps, evolving from the design of experiments for laboratory or field studies, also called ‘in-vivo’, to the so-called experiments ‘in-silico’. Some disciplines were quick to realize the importance of sensitivity analysis, whereas others are still lagging behind. Major tensions within the evolution of this discipline arise from the interplay between local vs global perspectives in the analysis as well as the juxtaposition of the mathematical complexification and the desire for practical applicability. In this work, we retrace these main steps with some attention to the methods and through a bibliometric survey to assess the accomplishments of sensitivity analysis and to identify the potential for its future advancement with a focus on relevant disciplines, such as the environmental field.
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ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE
no. 174,
ISSN: 1364-8152 - Language:
- English
- Publication year:
- 2024
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- Kuc-Czarnecka M., Tarantolo S., Ferretti F., Lo Piano S., Kozlova M., Lachi A., Rosati R., Puy, A., Roy P., Vannucci G., Saltelli, A.: An annotated timeline of sensitivity analysis// ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE -Vol. 174, (2024), s.105977-
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- Digital Object Identifier (open in new tab) 10.1016/j.envsoft.2024.105977
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