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ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE

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1364-8152

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1873-6726

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Year 2024
  • An annotated timeline of sensitivity analysis
    Publication
    • M. Kuc-Czarnecka
    • S. Tarantolo
    • F. Ferretti
    • S. Lo Piano
    • M. Kozlova
    • A. Lachi
    • R. Rosati
    • A. Puy,
    • P. Roy
    • G. Vannucci
    • A. Saltelli,

    - ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE - Year 2024

    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...

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