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Regional CO₂ flux estimates for South Africa through inverse modelling
Bayesian inverse modelling provides a top-down technique of verifying emissions and uptake of carbon dioxide (CO₂) from both natural and anthropogenic sources. It relies on accurate measurements of CO₂ concentrations at appropriately placed sites and "best-guess" initial estimates of the biogenic an...
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Department of Statistical Sciences
2019
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