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14. Quantification of uncertainties in the assessment of an atmospheric release source applied to the autumn 2017 106Ru event J. Dumont Le Brazidec et al.
15. Source term estimation of multi‐specie atmospheric release of radiation from gamma dose rates O. Tichý et al.
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17. Unchanged PM2.5 levels over Europe during COVID-19 were buffered by ammonia N. Evangeliou et al.
18. Determination of radiological background fields designated for inverse modelling during atypical low wind speed meteorological episode P. Pecha et al.
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21. An Adaptive Correlated Image Prior for Image Restoration Problems J. Sevcik et al.
22. Sources and fate of atmospheric microplastics revealed from inverse and dispersion modelling: From global emissions to deposition N. Evangeliou et al.
23. Objective inversion of the continuous atmospheric 137Cs release following the Fukushima accident X. Dong et al.
24. An inverse method to estimate the source term of atmospheric pollutant releases J. Wang et al.
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26. Real-time measurement of radionuclide concentrations and its impact on inverse modeling of 106Ru release in the fall of 2017 O. Tichý et al.
27. Source term determination with elastic plume bias correction O. Tichý et al.
28. Stable Outlier-Robust Signal Recovery Over Networks: A Convex Analytic Approach Using Minimax Concave Loss M. Tillmann & M. Yukawa
29. Efficient Bayesian source reconstruction and uncertainty quantification of atmospheric radionuclide releases by replacing release rate sampling with Maximum-A-Posteriori estimation of time-varying release rates Y. Xu et al.
30. Multi-scenario validation of the self-correction source term inversion method H. Tao et al.
31. Spatial-temporal source term estimation using deep neural network prior and its application to Chernobyl wildfires A. Brožová et al.
32. Multi-scenario validation of the robust inversion method with biased plume range and values X. Dong et al.
33. Uncertainty quantification of pollutant source retrieval: comparison of Bayesian methods with application to the Chernobyl and Fukushima Daiichi accidental releases of radionuclides Y. Liu et al.