New modeling techniques are constantly evolving with rapid
advancements in the fields of Environmental Science. One of the
questions that environmentalists face is, "What set of performance
measures are to be used in model validation?" since there is no
study that provides a comprehensive review of the performance
measures. This book answers that question by presenting a
systematic approach to the operational evaluation of outdoor and
indoor air quality models; on the basis of an extensive literature
review. A summary table lists the ranked model performance measures
and their acceptable ranges, to evaluate the extreme-end and
mid-range outdoor and indoor air quality model predictions. There
are seven different statistical indicators that could be commonly
used to validate models, regardless of the target modeling
phenomenon. The book also provides a practical perspective, by
inclusion of five different real-world case studies. These five
cases studies will help environmental professionals understand the
model evaluation procedure and they can easily apply the same to
validate their chosen models and collected data using available
software.
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