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In this study we compare historic (1980 to 2002) porphyry Cu Au exploration activities and expenditures in part of the Ordovician to Early Silurian Macquarie Arc, Australia's most significant porphyry province with total resources greater than 80 Moz of Au and 13 Mt of Cu, to prospectivity modelling results from a weights of evidence (WofE) model.

The contribution points out modelling results from a techno-economic analysis of battery supported PV systems.

Another requirement in interdisciplinary modelling results from the strong interdependencies between the energy, water, and food sector.

In order to verify the accuracy of the FP-KLE, the modelling results from 5,000 realizations of Monte Carlo simulations are also presented.

This is useful as it creates the opportunity to assess and rank the impacts from various hazards and prioritise mitigation measures with loss modelling results from a common platform.

The present study also extends the understanding of modelling results from the original study by Mithen and Reed (2002. Stepping out: a computer simulation of hominid dispersal from Africa. J. Hum. Evol. 43, 433 462).

The modelling results for scenario 2 are not significantly different from those for scenario 1.

Therefore, the modelling results for chloride qualitatively agree with experimental observations.

For each of the reference models, the LR model showed the most rapid increase to a stable AUC.Again, we calculated the relative performance of a model by setting the performance of the model resulting from the modelling technique that generated the reference model at 100%.

For each of the reference models, the LR model showed the most rapid increase to a stable mean validated AUC-value, while the RF model needed the largest number of events per variable to reach a stable mean validated AUC-value.We calculated the relative performance of a model by setting the performance of the model resulting from the modelling technique that generated the reference model at 100%.

Based on the mathematical modelling results and evidence from scanning electron micrographs, the spherically shaped nickel powder particles were proposed to be formed through the formation of a pre-cursor by secondary aggregation followed by spherulitic growth.