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Evaluating the reliability of predictions made using environmental transfer models.

Contributor(s): International Atomic Energy AgencyMaterial type: Text

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TextSeries: Safety series ; no. 100Publication details: Vienna : International Atomic Energy Agency, 1989. Description: 106 pISBN: 9201240899Subject(s): Radioactive pollutants | Environmental pollution | Forecasting | Models, TheoreticalNLM classification: WN 615

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