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A larger reading list is being maintained, to provide a range of reading assignments for graduate students. The following have not been cited in this paper.
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And here are some more potential references from my personal list:
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Dennison, K.D. and James, W., "A Database Environment and Sensitivity Framework for Continuous Water Quality Modelling", Proc. of the Stormwater and Water Quality Conf., sponsored by USEPA and Ontario Ministry of Environment, Toronto, Ont. published by CHI Hamilton, pp. 101-124, Dec 5-6, 1985.
Dunn, A. and James, W., "Real-Time Error and Sensitivity Analysis to Help Engineers Use Complex Programs Expertly", Int. Symp. on Water and Data Processing, Ecole Nationale Des Ponts Et Chaussees, Paris, France, pp. 196-205, May 28-30, 1986.
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Unal, A. and James, W., "Centralized Time Series Management Programs for Continuous SWMM3 on Personal Microcomputers", Proc. of the Stormwater and Water Quality Modelling Conf., Sponsored by USEPA and Ontario Ministry of Environment, Burlington, Ontario, published by CHI Hamilton, pp. 91-100, Sept 6-7, 1984.
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More references from Beck and River-Santos:
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