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2. Inland nuclear accident source term inversion with GRU-based sequence models under complex terrain and meteorology Z. Li et al.
3. Bayesian inverse modeling and source location of an unintended 131I release in Europe in the fall of 2011 O. Tichý et al.
4. Joint release rate estimation and measurement-by-measurement model correction for atmospheric radionuclide emission in nuclear accidents: An application to wind tunnel experiments X. Li et al.
5. Sensitivity of Bayesian source reconstruction to likelihood functions: analyses based on ETEX field experiments Y. Zhao et al.
6. Estimating accidental pollutant releases in the built environment from turbulent concentration signals N. Ben Salem et al.
7. Modified ensemble Kalman filter for nuclear accident atmospheric dispersion: Prediction improved and source estimated X. Zhang et al.
8. Uncertainty quantification of pollutant source retrieval: comparison of Bayesian methods with application to the Chernobyl and Fukushima Daiichi accidental releases of radionuclides Y. Liu et al.
9. Bayesian estimation of the observation‐error covariance matrix in ensemble‐based filters G. Ueno & N. Nakamura
10. Parameter‐field estimation for atmospheric dispersion: application to the Chernobyl accident using 4D‐Var M. Bocquet
11. Multi-scenario validation of the self-correction source term inversion method H. Tao et al.
12. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Release, deposition and elimination of radiocesium (137Cs) in the terrestrial environment M. Ashraf et al.
13. Real-time air quality forecasting, part II: State of the science, current research needs, and future prospects Y. Zhang et al.
14. Towards the operational estimation of a radiological plume using data assimilation after a radiological accidental atmospheric release V. Winiarek et al.
15. Intuitively tuned elastic bias correction of atmospheric inversion using Gaussian process prior: Application to accidental radioactive emissions A. Brožová et al.
16. Atmospheric behavior, deposition, and budget of radioactive materials from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in March 2011 Y. Morino et al.
17. Source term inversion of short-lived nuclides in complex nuclear accidents based on machine learning using off-site gamma dose rate Y. Ling et al.
18. Estimation of errors in the inverse modeling of accidental release of atmospheric pollutant: Application to the reconstruction of the cesium‐137 and iodine‐131 source terms from the Fukushima Daiichi power plant V. Winiarek et al.
19. Optimization of an urban monitoring network for emergency response applications: An approach for characterizing the source of hazardous releases P. Ngae et al.
20. Potential of the International Monitoring System radionuclide network for inverse modelling M. Koohkan et al.
21. Data assimilation in atmospheric chemistry models: current status and future prospects for coupled chemistry meteorology models M. Bocquet et al.
22. Toward Optimal Choices of Control Space Representation for Geophysical Data Assimilation M. Bocquet
23. Atmospheric modeling and source reconstruction of radioactive ruthenium from an undeclared major release in 2017 O. Saunier et al.
24. Improving the estimation accuracy of multi-nuclide source term estimation method for severe nuclear accidents using temporal convolutional network optimized by Bayesian optimization and hyperband Y. Ling et al.
25. Targeting of observations for accidental atmospheric release monitoring R. Abida & M. Bocquet
26. Ensemble-based release estimation for accidental river pollution with known source position X. Zhang & M. Huang
27. LS-APC v1.0: a tuning-free method for the linear inverse problem and its application to source-term determination O. Tichý et al.
28. Hyperparameter estimation for uncertainty quantification in mesoscale carbon dioxide inversions L. Wu et al.
29. Source reconstruction via deposition measurements of an undeclared radiological atmospheric release S. Van Leuven et al.
30. Analysis of the impact of various vertical release patterns on the atmospheric dispersion and total deposition of 137Cs from Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident E. Bilgiç & O. Gündüz
31. Source term estimation of multi‐specie atmospheric release of radiation from gamma dose rates O. Tichý et al.
32. Nuclear accident source term estimation using Kernel Principal Component Analysis, Particle Swarm Optimization, and Backpropagation Neural Networks Y. Ling et al.
33. Estimation of the caesium-137 source term from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant using a consistent joint assimilation of air concentration and deposition observations V. Winiarek et al.
34. Sequential multi-nuclide emission rate estimation method based on gamma dose rate measurement for nuclear emergency management X. Zhang et al.
35. Atmospheric dispersion of chemical, biological, and radiological hazardous pollutants: Informing risk assessment for public safety X. Zhang & J. Wang
36. Improving Numerical Dispersion Modelling in Built Environments with Data Assimilation Using the Iterative Ensemble Kalman Smoother C. Defforge et al.
37. An inversion technique for the retrieval of single-point emissions from atmospheric concentration measurements M. Sharan et al.
38. Subgrid‐scale treatment for major point sources in an Eulerian model: A sensitivity study on the European Tracer Experiment (ETEX) and Chernobyl cases I. Korsakissok & V. Mallet
39. Cesium-137: Radio-Chemistry, Fate, and Transport, Remediation, and Future Concerns M. Ashraf et al.
40. Bayesian design of control space for optimal assimilation of observations. Part I: Consistent multiscale formalism M. Bocquet et al.
41. Probing ETEX-II data set with inverse modelling M. Krysta et al.
42. Measurement of Fukushima aerosol debris in Sequim and Richland, WA and Ketchikan, AK H. Miley et al.
43. Origin of an elevated radioxenon episode: A comparative study between the Swedish radioxenon array and the CTBT International Monitoring System S. Liljegren et al.
44. Comparison of adjoint and analytical Bayesian inversion methods for constraining Asian sources of carbon monoxide using satellite (MOPITT) measurements of CO columns M. Kopacz et al.
45. Reconstructing height of an unknown point release using least‐squares data assimilation S. Singh et al.
46. Source term inversion of nuclear accidents based on ISAO-SAELM model D. Xiao et al.
47. Reconstruction of an atmospheric tracer source in an urban‐like environment P. Kumar et al.
48. Estimation of an aerosol source in forced ventilation through prior identification of a convolutive model F. Chata et al.
49. Xenon-133 and caesium-137 releases into the atmosphere from the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant: determination of the source term, atmospheric dispersion, and deposition A. Stohl et al.
50. A spatiotemporally separated framework for reconstructing the sources of atmospheric radionuclide releases Y. Xu et al.
51. Comment on "Global risk of radioactive fallout after major nuclear reactor accidents" by Lelieveld et al. (2012) J. Lelieveld et al.
52. Inverse modeling of the Chernobyl source term using atmospheric concentration and deposition measurements N. Evangeliou et al.
53. AlN-induced reinforcement of nano-amorphous B–C–N compound for TiB2–B4C ceramic composite C. Wu & Y. Li
54. Inversion Method for Multiple Nuclide Source Terms in Nuclear Accidents Based on Deep Learning Fusion Model Y. Ling et al.
55. The wildfire problem in areas contaminated by the Chernobyl disaster A. Ager et al.
56. Bayesian inverse modeling of the atmospheric transport and emissions of a controlled tracer release from a nuclear power plant D. Lucas et al.
57. A parabolic inverse convection–diffusion–reaction problem solved using space–time localization and adaptivity G. Deolmi & F. Marcuzzi
58. Estimation of time-varying pollutant emission rates in a ventilated enclosure: inversion of a reduced model obtained by experimental application of the modal identification method M. Girault et al.
59. An inverse modeling method to assess the source term of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant accident using gamma dose rate observations O. Saunier et al.
60. Estimation of volatile organic compound emissions for Europe using data assimilation M. Koohkan et al.
61. Method to determine nuclear accident release category via environmental monitoring data based on a neural network Q. Yue et al.
62. Constraining surface emissions of air pollutants using inverse modelling: method intercomparison and a new two-step two-scale regularization approach P. Saide et al.
63. Horizontal Resolution Dependence of Atmospheric Simulations of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident Using 15-km, 3-km, and 500-m Grid Models T. SEKIYAMA et al.
64. Exploration of the impact of nearby sources on urban atmospheric inversions using large eddy simulation B. Gaudet et al.
65. Beyond Gaussian Statistical Modeling in Geophysical Data Assimilation M. Bocquet et al.
66. Radiological modeling of the impacts of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident on Turkey and southwest Asia E. Bi̇lgi̇ç & O. Gündüz
67. On variational data assimilation for estimating the model initial conditions and emission fluxes for short-term forecasting of SOx concentrations J. Vira & M. Sofiev
68. On the tuning of atmospheric inverse methods: comparisons with the European Tracer Experiment (ETEX) and Chernobyl datasets using the atmospheric transport model FLEXPART O. Tichý et al.