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According to a comparison of the proposed additional sampling optimization method with spatially even sampling method and spatially random sampling method, the case study demonstrated that the proposed optimization method based on the error index is superior to the other methods in improving the prediction precision of soil contaminant grades and that its performance is stable.

By using time-resolved spectroscopy (TRS), we have been developing some approaches to these issues: (1) the method with analytical solutions of the diffusion equation, (2) the method with spatially resolved and time-resolved reflectances, (3) time-segmented analysis of time-resolved reflectances and (4) diffuse optical tomography (DOT).

(c) Expected number of M ≥ 5 earthquakes in 2009 reproduced by our method with spatially variable b-value.

To incorporate spatial information, we used a Bayesian clustering method with a spatially explicit prior implemented in TESS 2.1 (Chen et al. 2007).

We applied the fusion method with the spatially variable overlap width to preserve as much of the microtopography as possible while ensuring smooth transition between the three DEMs.

To compare this method with our spatially-explicit approach, we performed a logistic regression analysis where the shortest distance from each monitored field to the nearest Bt cotton field (log transformed) was substituted for the area of neighboring Bt cotton.

The methods are based on spatial discretization using the method of weighted residuals with spatially global basis functions (i.e., functions that cover the entire domain of definition of the process and satisfy the boundary conditions).

Uncertainty in the direction of change in mean discharge due to PET method occurs for scenarios with spatially variable precipitation change, although this is limited to few gauging stations and differences are relatively small.

Dating of groundwater using the H−He method within a region with spatially variable As has previously demonstrated that groundwater is typically considerably younger in shallow low-As wells than in shallow high-As wells.

We present an efficient Monte Carlo method to simulate reaction diffusion processes with spatially varying particle annihilation or transformation rates as it occurs for instance in the context of motor-driven intracellular transport.

Therefore the proposed method introduces a blending zone with spatially variable width derived from elevation differences, which ensures smooth transition for large edge artifacts and at the same time reduces the smoothing effect when not desired.