Optimal design of groundwater remediation systems using fuzzy set theory

By J. Guan, M. Aral. 2004

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Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Ocean Engineering

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• Aleatoric and epistemic uncertainty in groundwater flow and transport simulation (2009, background): “A collection of these intervals [Helton and Oberkampf, 2004; Joslyn and Kreinovich, 2005], forms a random set, which is isomorphic to a Dempster-Shafer body of evidence [Joslyn and Booker, 2004].”