Estimating the Nitrous Oxide Emission Rate from the Soil Surface by Means of a Diffusion Model

By A. Pedersen. 2000

48 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Engineering, Statistics and Probability

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In Environmental Chemistry

1. Martin Jacobsen
2. Susanne Ditlevsen
3. Michael SØrensen
4. Bo Martin Bibby

In Environmental Engineering

1. Martin Jacobsen
2. Susanne Ditlevsen
3. Michael SØrensen
4. Bo Martin Bibby

In Statistics and Probability

1. Martin Jacobsen
2. Susanne Ditlevsen
3. Michael SØrensen
4. I. Skovgaard
5. Bo Martin Bibby

Citations in the corpus

• Inference for Observations of Integrated Diffusion Processes (2004, methodology): “Feller (1951) proposed it as a model for population growth, and recently it was used to model nitrous oxide emission from soil by Pedersen (2000).”
• CHAPTER 4 – Estimating Functions for Discretely Sampled Diffusion-Type Models (2010, methodology): “An application to financial data can be found in Bibby & Sørensen (1997), while Pedersen (2000) used the method to estimate the nitrous oxide emission rate from a soil surface.”
• A comprehensive approach to soil‐atmosphere trace‐gas flux estimation with static chambers (2010, unknown): “Firstly, several non-linear models and approaches have been suggested in the literature (Hutchinson & Mosier, 1981; Wagner et al., 1997; Pedersen, 2000; Pedersen et al., 2001; Livingston et al., 2006; Kroon et al., 2008), and thus a specific selection is required.”
• Diffusion-type models with given marginal distribution and autocorrelation function (2005, background): “See Pedersen (2000) for an example of this approach in the modelling of nitrous oxide emission from the soil surface.”