Parameters estimation of an aquatic biological system by the adjoint method

Simulation models are currently used to predict environmental impacts. However, models must be adapted to the peculiarities of the given situation and one of these adaptations consists in the calibration of certain model parameters. The calibration is made by an optimization technique in which parameters must be adjusted to fit to the data coming from one sampling station.

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