Models based on both the Stefan formulation and phase field approach are implemented using recently published material properties.
Models based on the Stefan formulation and Phase Field approach are derived from fundamental principles and implemented using recently published material properties.
Detailed root distribution datasets were used to calibrate the root-distribution model proposed by Schwarz et al. (2010a) and then combined with the mechanical parameterisation of root reinforcement implemented using unpublished1 and published data for New Zealand poplars (McIvor et al. 2011).
The O'Brien-Fleming designs can be implemented without simulation using published tables [ 5] and relatively few new concepts.
The functionality of repository is fully controlled by a biorefining domain ontology implemented using Ontology Web Language (OWL) and published on semantic web.
We estimated the carbon density (Mg C ha-1) of five aboveground biomass pools (live trees, snags, coarse woody debris, fine woody debris, litter/duff) at five time steps (pre-treatment, pre-wildfire, 2008, 2009, 2010) in treated and untreated stands in our study area, using published allometric equations implemented in the Forest Vegetation Simulator Western Sierra variant (Table 1).
An alternating tandem chemostat was implemented using continuous culture modules [ 17] elaborating on published techniques [ 29, 6].
The model was computationally implemented using a seasonal force of infection, with estimated parameters from the published literature.
31 The American College of Rheumatology (ACR) recently updated its osteoarthritis treatment guidelines, using published data available through 2010 and a formal grading process implemented by a broad range of experts drawn from numerous disciplines.
We implemented these in the model using risk equations that were developed by the Canadian Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) using published meta-analyses based on systematic literature reviews and were previously used for a population-based analysis.
