Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles using Global Sensitivity Analysis
Layla Garcia
Jadavpur University
Abstract
The transition toward sustainable municipal waste systems depends heavily on advances in titanium dioxide nanoparticles. The study adopts global sensitivity analysis, chosen for its balance of accuracy and computational efficiency. The proposed model outperformed 3 competing approaches on every evaluation metric. The work underscores the value of combining field measurement with rigorous modelling.
Keywords:
titanium dioxide nanoparticlesglobal sensitivity analysisseismic analysissolid waste managementedge computing
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