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Lecture 3: A basic modelling primer

... • A process such as weathering (by wind or rain) may be represented mathematically by the inputs (water), outputs (sediment solution) and weathering action involved. An entire system is a collection of processes (like the climate system for example) - each one defined by a set of rules at the simple ...
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