Which optimal sampling scheme is best for natural hazard modeling? Bayesian Quadrature vs Clustering-driven Optimal Sampling: A theory-driven investigation and stylized case study.

Geldner, Nathan

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Abstract: Which optimal sampling scheme is best for natural hazard modeling? Bayesian Quadrature vs Clustering-driven Optimal Sampling: A theory-driven investigation and stylized case study. (AGU25)

Which optimal sampling scheme is best for natural hazard modeling? Bayesian Quadrature vs Clustering-driven Optimal Sampling: A theory-driven investigation and stylized case study.

Nathan Geldner, the Keep Firing Consultancy*, Seattle, United States and David Johnson, Purdue University, Industrial Engineering & Political Science, West Lafayette, IN, United States