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Quantitative Information Fusion For Hydrological Sciences 2008th Edition Xing Cai

Name: Quantitative Information Fusion For Hydrological Sciences 2008th Edition Xing Cai
SKU: BELL-33188828
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Quantitative Information Fusion For Hydrological Sciences 2008th Edition Xing Cai instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.39 MB

Pages: 225

Author: Xing Cai, T.-C. Jim Yeh

ISBN: 9783540753834, 3540753834

Language: English

Year: 2008

Edition: 2008

Volume: 79

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Quantitative Information Fusion For Hydrological Sciences 2008th Edition Xing Cai by Xing Cai, T.-c. Jim Yeh 9783540753834, 3540753834 instant download after payment.

In this rapidly evolving world of knowledge and technology, do you ever wonder how hydrology is catching up? Here, two highly qualified scientists edit a volume that takes the angle of computational hydrology and envision one of the science’s future directions – namely, the quantitative integration of high-quality hydrologic field data with geologic, hydrologic, chemical, atmospheric, and biological information to characterize and predict natural systems in hydrological sciences.