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Risk science has a unified foundation, perspective article argues
KeAi Communications Co., Ltd.A new perspective article in Risk Sciences examines whether the study of risk should be understood as one distinct science or as multiple risk sciences. The author argues that the Society for Risk Analysis tradition has already established a coherent foundation for risk science, while recognizing that applied risk work often draws on many disciplines.
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Article collection on surface treatment
KeAi Communications Co., Ltd.This collection features articles on Surface Treatment published in Smart Materials in Manufacturing. All articles are free to read and download.
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- Smart Materials in Manufacturing
Article collection on alloy
KeAi Communications Co., Ltd.This collection features articles on Alloy published in Smart Materials in Manufacturing. All articles are free to read and download.
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New mathematical tools help rethink risk under uncertainty
KeAi Communications Co., Ltd.Researchers review how nonlinear central limit theorems can support risk analysis when probability, mean, or variance are uncertain. The article also discusses quantum-walk limit theory, showing how classical assumptions about independent variables may fail in quantum settings and why new mathematical frameworks are needed for risk science.
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Iranian researchers developed a new model for more accurate atmospheric water-vapor monitoring
KeAi Communications Co., Ltd.Atmospheric water vapor is vital to weather and climate research, yet estimating it from global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signals depends on an intermediate temperature value that global models may not represent accurately at regional scales. In Geodesy and Geodynamics, researchers introduce three models calibrated for Iran using radiosonde observations and radio occultation profiles from multiple satellite missions. Models using measured surface temperature performed best with radiosonde data, while a surface-temperature-independent model proved more reliable for satellite profiles and cut errors in GNSS-derived precipitable water vapor by about half at test stations in Tehran and Tabriz.
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- Geodesy and Geodynamics