Investigating the Use of a Bayesian Network to Model the Risk of Lyngbya majuscula Bloom Initiation in Deception Bay, Queensland, Australia

Author： Hamilton G. S.   Fielding F.   Chiffings A. W.   Hart B. T.   Johnstone R. W.   Mengersen K.  

Publisher： Taylor & Francis Ltd

ISSN： 1080-7039

Source： Human and Ecological Risk Assessment, Vol.13, Iss.6, 2007-11, pp. : 1271-1287

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