Predicting Topographic Effect Multipliers in Complex Terrain With Shallow Neural Networks

Predicting Topographic Effect Multipliers in Complex Terrain With Shallow Neural Networks
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10.3389/fbuil.2022.762054
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2022-05
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J. Santiago-Hernandez;A. R. Santiago;R. A. Catarelli;B. M. Phillips;L. D. Aponte-Bermúdez;F. Masters;Yanlin Guo;Guowei Qian
J. Santiago-Hernandez;A. R. Santiago;R. A. Catarelli;B. M. Phillips;L. D. Aponte-Bermúdez;F. Masters;Yanlin Guo;Guowei Qian
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J. Santiago-Hernandez;A. R. Santiago;R. A. Catarelli;B. M. Phillips;L. D. Aponte-Bermúdez;F. Masters;Yanlin Guo;Guowei Qian

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