Some solutions are discussed. The meeting will take place at 6pm, at Astra Charnwood, Bakewell Road, Loughborough. Robin Henderson, Lancaster University An Application of Reversible Jump MCMC in Material Accountancy Abstract Nuclear materials safeguards regulators need extremely accurate estimates of the volume of liquor in storage vessels. Traditional and recent methodology is reviewed and illustrated, with Green's reversible jump technique found to be particularly useful in practice. The meeting will take place at 5.30pm, room Q0.13, Queens Building, De Montfort University, Leicester.
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David Laws, Hon Secretary East Midlands Local Group. Problems are high-dimensionality, slow running of simulators, and differences between simulators and reservoirs. We describe, using a case study, general Bayes linear strategies for such inverse computer problems. For access maps click here . David Laws, Hon Secretary East Midlands Local Group.