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, incomplete, inconsistent, or affected by uncertainties, limiting their use for asset knowledge, infrastructure maintenance, and urban risk management. In this context, the central research question of this PhD
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simplification. Particular attention will be paid to uncertainty quantification and to the definition of criteria that assess the contribution of each simulation to the improvement of the prediction
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properties of the fault zone, or processes driven by fluids and chemical reactions. The ultimate goal is to reduce uncertainty regarding the presence, geometry, and dynamics of hydrogen-generating zones, and
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for geophysical flow modelling, uncertainty quantification, and high-performance computing. Its work relies on both deterministic and statistical approaches. The objective of this PhD project is to develop a new
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). The uncertainties in these projections are dominated by uncertainties and poor representation of the interactions between the Antarctic Ice Sheet (AIS) and the ocean. AIS flows from the continent into the ocean
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demonstrated ion trapping of single Yb+ ions. Optical clocks based on ultra-narrow transitions in trapped ions and neutral atoms have reached fractional uncertainties in the low 10-18 range, enabling landmark
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attention will be paid to accounting for climate variability and the uncertainties of both model and data approaches in these comparisons between climate reconstructions and model results. - Sensitivity