Application of empirical models (incl. neural networks) in geophysical sciences--neural networks in hydrology
By: guest editors, M.J. Hall, A.W. Minns. II. Making the connection: how do sediments and contaminants move through the catchment system? / guest editor, S.M. White.
Contributors: Hall, M. J.; Minns, Anthony W.; White, S. M.; European Geophysical Society.
Series: Physics and chemistry of the earth. Part B, Hydrology, oceans and atmosphere -- v. 26, no. 1; Physics and chemistry of the earth -- v. 26, no. 1.
Publisher: Pergamon; Elsevier Science
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 92
Subjects: Neural networks (Computer science); Geophysics.; Hydrology.; Sediments (Geology); Contaminated sediments.
Other titles: Making the connection: how do sediments and contaminants move through the catchment system?
Notes: "European Geophysical Society"--Cover.

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