> I have some data collected at different latitudes (relatively small range)
> which I would like to transform into km so I can carry out some
> geostatistical analysis.
> Can anyone tell me what would be the easiest way to go about this ?
> Many thanks
> Alison
> ________________________________
> Dr Alison Riding
> ADAS Consulting Ltd.
> Woodthorne
> Wolverhampton
> WV6 8TQ
> U.K.
>
> Tel:   +44 (0) 1902 693129
> Fax:  +44 (0) 1902 693166
> E-Mail:  Alison_Riding@...

Dr. Riding,
I have converted back and forth between various geodetic datums and state
plane coord systems using the freeware CORPSCON.  It was developed and is
maintained by the US Army Topographic Engineering Center, Ft Belvoir, VA.  It is
a
terrrific and free package, but I am unsure how well it works for areas outside
the US
or where your area of interest is.  I suspect it may do well worldwide at least
for
conversion to Universal Transverse Mercator.  You should easily find it by
brousing
the web.     -Ed

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Greetings and happy new year to all !

Here under is attached a conference announcement which should
interest GIS developers.

Something completely different: I have added a new item called "Jobs"
in the AI-GEOSTATS Web pages. There is an online form which should
be used by those who want to announce jobs related to spatial data
analysis, GIS and Geostatistics. So please don't hesitate to use it.

Best regards

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Dear Colleagues,

Please be so kind as to distribute the attached Conference Announcement
and Call for Papers further in your geographical and scientific area.
We do apologize in anticipation if you receive this message more than
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Wishing you a Happy Holiday Season, a Successful New Year, and hoping to
see you all at TOOLS in beautiful Santa Barbara, California in August
1998!


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TOOLS USA '98

Technology of Object-Oriented Languages and Systems

27th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

The Move Towards Componentware

Santa Barbara, California, August 3 - 7, 1997

CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS
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TOOLS is the major international conference and exhibition devoted to
the applications of object-oriented technology. TOOLS USA '98, the
twenty-seventh TOOLS International Conference and Exhibition, returns to
Santa Barbara for the eighth time and continues the commitment to
excellence demonstrated by earlier conferences in Europe, the Pacific,
Asia and the US. Standards established for TOOLS by earlier conferences
in the series include:

     * Emphasis on the practice of object-oriented technology and its
application in industrial environments, complementing the more
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     * Solid technical program, based on a strict refereeing process
conducted by an international program committee comprised of both
academic and industry leaders:

     * Balanced coverage of the wealth of approaches, trends and =
variants in the object-oriented community.

     * Combination of tutorials by recognized experts, invited talks by
innovators in the field, relevant panel discussions, technical papers
targeted to industry practitioners, and an up-to-date exhibition of
products and services


The TOOLS 27 Conference Proceedings will be made available worldwide
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SUBMITTING A PAPER

TOOLS USA '98 is now soliciting papers on all aspects of object-oriented
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+ Reports of experiences with O-O technology

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+ Management and training issues

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papers that report and assess advances and experiences in this area are
expressly sought. A special "Object-Oriented Reuse " track will include
workshop(s), tutorials, panel discussions, and featured speakers.

Papers should be in the range of 10 to 20 double-spaced pages.
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There is a quick and dirty method for converting the lat long values into
a metric rectangular coordinate system.  This should be allright for a
small area but you might want to check the resutls carefully.  I've only
used this for quick exploratory means:

For
latitude (a) [in degress]
longitude (b) [in degrees]

r is the radius of the earth which in KM is appx.6375 km

x = r cos(a) cos (b)
y = r cos(a) sin (b)
z = r sin(a)

x,y,z will be in the units of r.

As I said this is a fast way to get to a rectangular system but probably
is not the best.

If you find a better way please let me know as I have been looking for a
proper way to project my own data without resorting to the above, which
works well for exploratory analysis but is not proper (doesn't take
into account the fact that the earth is not a perfect sphere)

Thanks
Mike
sawada@...

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Preliminary Announcement


First International Health Geographics Conference
October 16-18 1998
Venue: The Maritime Institute of Technology, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Sponsors

The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Environmental Systems Research Institute,  (ESRI), Inc.
(Additional Sponsors/Supporters Invited)


Background:  The broad field of health care is increasingly intertwined
with
global information issues, and thus involves the integration of many
disciplines.  A significant and important characteristic of health and
medical
information is the geographic relevance on the macroscale (e.g., nationwide
access to health care, control of malaria, or climatic effects on disease),
at
the mesoscale (e.g., regional emergency services, local access to health
facilities), and microscale (e.g., managing the treatment of melanoma on
the
human body).  As the needs of the various health fields have grown in size,
scope and complexity, so too has the information technology necessary to
capture/acquire, manage, analyze, present and otherwise support the
information
in ways that increase our knowledge base of the problems and issues
confronting
us, and inform sound actions based on this information.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have evolved as an empowering
technology,
enabling the health geographics professional to use, analyze and present
information in ways not possible with textual and numerical information
systems
(e.g., word processors, data bases, spreadsheets).  With GIS, the user is
able
to analyze the spatial and pattern information inherent in the
geographically
based health data.  In comparison with other relevant technologies, GIS
offers
greater awareness and ability to respond to health care, medical and
research
issues at the appropriate  scale.  The robustness of GIS is illustrated
best by
a diverse variety applications:  space/time cluster analysis, spatial
trends,
siting of facilities, modeling heterogeneity with covariates, optimizing
delivery of goods and services, predicting risk, exposure assessment,
identifying at-risk populations and defining corrective interventions,
image
classification, spatial reasoning and cognition, spatial multimedia,
animation,
visualization, correelations and so on.

Purpose of Conference:  The First International Health Geographics
Conference
(IHGC) will comprehensively bring together for the first time people from
many
different disciplines who share a common foundation:  the geographic
aspects of
health.  The IHGC will foster dialogue between: doctors, medical
researchers,
epidemiologists, environmental scientists, geographers, geologists,
computer
scientists, statisticians, hydrologists, entomologists, toxicologists,
ecologists, business managers, regulators, and indeed, all those
appreciative of
the links between GIS and health.
Our focus is unrestricted within the domain of GIS and health; we seek to
promote international dialogue and shared learning through the presentation
and
discussion of high-quality research and applications.  There are a variety
of
disciplines already identified to lead us towards this aim; case examples
from
Managed Care, Insurance, Pharmaceuticals, Epidemiology, Demography,
Environmental Health, Infrastructure/Facilities Management, Emergency
Systems,
Medicine, Web-based GIS, MIS, Community Health and others will be
integrated
with Methods and Processes focusing on Data Creation/Acquisition, Spatial &
Statistical Analysis, Data Dissemination/Presentation, Automated Systems,
and
Health Information Management to provide a uniquely informative and
enjoyable
experience for attendees.

Invited Keynote Speakers:

Alfred Sommer, MD MHSc, Dean, Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene & Public
Health -
invited
Robert Lawrence, MD, Associate Dean, Professional and Graduate Education,
Johns
Hopkins School of  Hygiene & Public Health
Jack Dangermond, Chairman, Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. -
invited
John Wennberg, MD MPH, Center for Evaluative Clinical Sciences, Dartmouth
Medical School -invited
Patrick Gerland, UNSTAT
Others TBA

Conference Format

Day 1

Welcome and conference overview (Ric Skinner, The EADS Group and Omar Khan,
Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, Co-chairs, International Health
Geographics Conference)

Keynote speaker -TBA

Workshop I- Statistical Issues (Chair: Subhash Lele, Johns Hopkins School
of
Public Health)

Workshop II -- Community Health Status Assessment and Interventions (Chair:
Robert  Aronson, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health - invited)

Workshop III * Data to Decision Making (media types, formats, Atlases)
(Chair:
Bruce Campbell, UNFPA/Royal Tropical Institute)

Workshop IV * Information technology and Web-based GIS (Chairs: Bill
Davenhall,
ESRI; others TBA)

Workshop V- Overview of GIS programs (Jayanth Devasundaram, Maryland
Department
of Health and Mental Hygiene; Patrick Gerland, UNSTAT -invited)

Workshop VI  and VII * Demographic Evaluations, others TBA

Orientation: evening (IHGC Organizing Committee)
Discussion Groups:
- GIS and Geographical Targeting for Poverty Reduction and Rural
Development
(Facilitator: David Bigman, The World Bank)

Others TBA

Day 2

General Session2:  Welcome/keynote: TBA

Concurrent Sessions:
  I, II, III, IV: Public Health  (Environmental Health, Epidemiology, Health
Policy, International Health, Microbiology)
Chairs:  Greg Gurri-Glass, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Martin Hugh-Jones, Lousiana State University
Isabelle Nuttall, WHO -invited
B.  Infrastructure/Facilities Management (TBA)
C. Medicine/ Veterinary Medicine (Peter Cowen, North Carolina State
University)
D.  Emergency Systems (TBA)

12:00 - 1:30 p.m. -- Luncheon & Speaker

1:30 * 4: 30 -- Concurrent Sessions Continue

4:30 - 6:00 p.m. -- Sponsored Mixer

6:00 - 7:00 p.m. -- Dinner & Speaker

7:00 * 9:00 p.m. -- Late Breakers, Discussion Groups:
- GIS and Development (Facilitator: Omar Khan, Johns Hopkins School of
Public
Health)
- The pitfalls and limitations of applying GIS in developing countries
(Facilitator: Michael McDonald, BASICS -invited)

Others TBA


Day 3

Keynote speaker *TBA

8 * 12 : Concurrent sessions

A.  Public Health, I, II, III, IV
B.  Social Services
C.  Community Health
D.  Managed Care and the private health provision sector (Potential Chair:
Blue
Cross)

12:00 - 1:00 p.m. -- Lunch (informal meeting)

1:00 - 3:00 p.m. -- Concurrent Sessions Continue

3:00 - 4:30 p.m. -- General Session: Conference Wrap-up


IHGC Organizing Committee (confirmed to date; others to be invited):

Omar Khan, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health (Co-chair)
Ric Skinner, The EADS Group (Co-chair)
Subhash Lele, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Jayanth Devasundaram, State of Maryland Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene
Tom Usselman, National Academy of Sciences
Barb Tempalski, University of Washington
Rowland Tinline, Queen's GIS Lab, Ontario
Joe Lovett, CA State-San Bernadino
Susan Lambert, State of Kentucky

Others to be added between now and final program, Jan 31 1998.  We invite
participation and content reviewers from all relevant fields.


Submission of papers and posters

  Please forward an abstract of your proposed paper to the below address for
earliest consideration.  Please also indicate your preference for a paper
or
poster.  In addition, if you have a discussion group you would like to
form, or
be part of , from the information in this announcement, write a short
letter to
this effect.

As all the content topics have not been determined, we welcome papers
pertaining
to GIS in health.  Following your submission the review committee will
contact
you to make recommendations on sessions and presentation format.

  More information on the IHGC will be sent in late January, 1998.

Address for correspondence, paper submission and general inquiries:

International Health Geographics Conference Committee
C/o Omar A. Khan, Co-Chair
1600 Ruxton Road, Suite B7
Baltimore, Maryland 21204
USA

Email: okhan@...
PH: 410-659-6149
FAX: 410-659-6266

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Date: Mon, 29 Dec 1997 13:23:30 GMT
From: Dell Erickson <ricks@...>
To: ECOLOG-L@...
Subject: SIERRA CLUB POPULATION WEBSITE

Sierrans for U.S. Population Stabilization has a web presence at:


http://www.ecofuture.org/ecofuture/susps/

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Hello Alison -

There is a free program called Corpscon put out by the US Coast and
Geodetic Survey which will convert from lat/long to UTM etc.  It is
available at http://www.tec.army.mil/TD/corpscon.html or other places I'm
sure. Let me know if you want me to try to send it to you.

Cheers,
Med Bennett

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>Happy New Year all Geostatsers!
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>I have some data collected at different latitudes (relatively small range)
>
>which I would like to transform into km so I can carry out some
>
>geostatistical analysis.
>
>Can anyone tell me what would be the easiest way to go about this ?
>
>Many thanks
>
>Alison
>
>
>
>________________________________
>Dr Alison Riding
>ADAS Consulting Ltd.
>Woodthorne
>Wolverhampton
>WV6 8TQ
>U.K.
>
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Hi, I used a couple of utilities, but the more versatile is proj.4 from
USGS, you can get it at
http://kai.er.usgs.gov/ftp/PROJ.4/proj.html
they have DOS and UNIX versions


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Cathy Schloeder & Mike Jacobs wrote:
>
> Here is my question: I am attempting to test a theory about species
> distributions.  I am planning on using the Mantel test for my analyses and
> am wondering if (1) anyone has written a program out there (or knows of one)
> that can handle a data set that has >800 records and up to 30 variables per
> record; or (2) has used S+ (or some-such-program) to write a program that
> can handle this volume of data?

Cathy & Mike,

a few years ago I wrote both a QuickBasic and a Fortran 90 version of
the Mantel test. These programs are very simple (as the test is), but
were intended for personal use, so they are not very user friendly.
The QuickBasic version is limited by the MS-DOS memory management and
cannot handle large matrices, whereas the Fortran 90 version works
with (almost) any size matrices. If you (or other ai-geostat people)
are interested, drop me an email and I'll send you the source and/or
the MS-DOS executable files.
In order to use the Mantel test program, you have to compute the
distance (or similarity) matrices with another program (the one you
prefer) and to convert these matrices into ASCII files.
I also have a program that performs this task, but it only supports
the coefficients I use more frequently, i.e. 4 dissimilarity
coefficients (Jaccard, Soerensen, Rogers & Tanimoto and Ochiai), 3
distances (euclidean, Manhattan and Canberra) and a species
association index (Fager & McGowan). Also this program has a "stone
age" user interface. It is available in Quickbasic and Fortran 90
versions (source and/or MS-DOS executable) and needs ASCII input files
(raw data).

Cheers,

Michele


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GIS PlaNET'98  September 7 - 11, 1998. Lisbon, PORTUGAL

The 1st GISPlaNET 98 Conference will be a forum for
sharing, disseminating, and integrating original
research and experience in the application of GIS to
issues of concern throughout the world. The topics to
be addressed include all the relevant areas of GIS
contributions to global sustainability and to life
quality improvement. Few are listed here:

Agriculture
Bio-Diversity
Climate Change
Crop Management
Demography
Economic development
Forestry management
Fisheries Management
Human Health and Epidemics
Meteorology
Trans-national Pollution
Artificial Intelligence
Geocomputation
Remote Sensing
Spatial Analysis
Spatial Decision Support Systems
Uncertainty and Quality
Automated Mapping
Emergency Management
Environmental Management
Mineral and Oil Surveying
Risk Assessment
Water Management

Submission
(abstracts): 13 March 1998
(Papers): 15 July 1998

More info at: http://www.gisplanet.org/planet.html

or contact planet@...

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Lake Buena Vista, Florida, USA

1998 June 1-3.

http://www.erim.org/CONF/conf.html

Conference Topics

Information Requirements and New Information Sources

      Site-specific through global scales
      Data collection technology (satellite, airborne, and field)
      Sensors (hyperspectral, fluorescence, lidar, microwave)
      Dissemination (subscription, Internet, on-line services, direct
read-out)

New Developments in Geospatial Data Processing and Analysis

      Image processing, visualization, and artificial intelligence
      Resource development, yield, and growth modeling
      Stress presence and location

Geospatial Decision Support: Strategies, Case Studies, and Applications

      Integration of remote sensing, GIS, GPS, and other meta-data
sources (meteorology, soil condition, terrain)
      Inventory, forecasting, and conservation systems
      Crop, forestry, and rangeland management
      Environmental, wildlife habitat, and natural resources management
      Soil conservation and water management
      Integrated pest and disease management
      Precision agriculture and forestry (Cyberfarm) case studies
      Natural disaster assessment (drought, flood, wind, fire)
      Economic benefits

Socioeconomic and Policy Implications of Geospatial Information

      Data/information ownership and confidentiality
      High-efficiency, low-technology farming for developing countries
      Sustainable management of agriculture, range, and forest lands
      Impact on commodities and futures markets
      Legislative regulations affecting agriculture and forestry
      Environmental risk assessment

Future Directions in Geospatial Information

      User education, training, and certification
      Academic development of geospatial technology professionals in
agriculture and forestry
      Areas for future research



Interested contributors should send the enclosed Paper Submission Form
with a one-page summary of 250 words
maximum by 2 February 1998. Include the conference topic addressed.
Notification of your paper's acceptance and an
author's kit will be mailed immediately . Your camera-ready paper will
be due by 2 March 1998. The conference
Proceedings, which include both general and interactive session papers,
will be distributed at the meeting

Accepted summaries received electronically can be accessed on the World
Wide Web before and after the conference.
You can submit electronically either via the submission form available
at the ERIM website or by e-mail using any standard
word processing language or ASCII text. Please submit to one address
only.

Electronic submissions:

      E-mail: agriculture@...
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Written and faxed summaries and inquiries:

      ERIM Agriculture/Forestry Conference
      P.O. Box 134001
      Ann Arbor, MI 48113-4001
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Hi there,
I'm looking for some information on how to check for the stationarity
assumption when using kriging for the evaluation of climatic average data.
What techniques can be used and, for moving windows statistics, what
criteria can be used to determine if the data values are stationary or not,
as a small variation is normal I suppose. Furthermore I'm wondering when
local stationarity can be assumed??
Any sugestions are welcome.

Thanks,
	 B.Eiselt
_______________________________________________________

Beatrice Eiselt
Joint Research Centre of the European Commission
Institute for Systems, Informatics and Safety
Joint Research Centre
21020 ISPRA (VA)
ITALY

Tel   +339-332-785941
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Ai-Geostats members,

I would gratefully welcome any input you may have on Windows 95 or
Windows NT based Software that is capable of either or both Gaussian and
Indicator Simulation as well as Variogram Analysis. Either free or
commercial software is of interest.

I have been through the list of software on the AI-Geostats homepage
which provides some information on capabilities, but I would prefer
recommendations from those who have actually used a package about its
strong or weak points.

I am familiar with GeoEas, Uncert, GSLIB but have no familiarity with
commercial software.  In the past I have used the GSLIB fortran versions
directly and then moved the output to either PostScript or 3D matrix
viewers.  I am now trying to arrange a less complicated user environment
for some of my Japanese co-workers.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Erik Webb
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Hi,
Thanks a lot to all who responded to my query on :

"a book on stochastic simulation; should be very basic and illustrated
with examples ( pref. from Geoscience ) and specially designed for a
  beginner"

Here is the summary of responses I received.

Bharat Lohani
ESSC
University of Reading

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Summary of responses   :


1. J.M. Yarus & R.L. Chambers (1994), Stochastics Modeling and Geostatistics,
Principles, Methods, and Case Studies. (AAPG Computer Applications in Geology,
No. 3)
2. GSLIB by C. Deutsch & A. Journel, Oxford Univ. Press, 2nd ed 1996
3. Isaaks and Srivastava, An Introduction to Applied Geostatistics,
       Oxford University Press, 1989

4.    Computer Simulation in Geology by J. Harbaugh & G. Bonham-Carter
        Wiley, 1970!!!
5.     Stochastic Simulation by S. Ross.


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The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), with
institutional cosponsors and partnerships with California State
University at Fresno, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC), Bureau of the Census, US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA),
the US Geological Survey (USGS), the American Public Health Association
(APHA), the National Association of County and City Health Officials
(NACCHO), the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials
(ASTHO), and the National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis
(NCGIA), is currently planning a "GIS in Public Health" conference for
August 17-20, 1998, in San Diego, California. This conference will
highlight innovative applications of GIS (geographic information
systems) and spatial analysis techniques for the protection of public
health and the environment.

On behalf of all sponsors, I invite your participation in this timely
conference for discussions with an international group of professionals
in the field of GIS and public health. Abstracts describing
presentations of your current research in the protection of human health
through the use of GIS are now being solicited for the August
conference.

Complete conference details can be obtained on ATSDR's Home Page,
located at:
http://atsdr1.atsdr.cdc.gov:8080/GIS/conference/  An online abstract
submission form is available to facilitate entry of your conference
abstracts.  If you do not have access to the Internet, please respond to
this E-mail and I will be more than happy to send you a conference
brochure.

An exposition demonstrating state-of-the art equipment, software, and
books to support spatial analysis will also be occurring at the
convention center.  Regardless of your level of expertise, I encourage
your participation in this conference.

Please pass this information on to your colleagues and to other
interested parties.

Bill Henriques, PhD, MSPH
Conference Steering Committee Chair
GIS Coordinator, ATSDR
Phone:  404-639-6088
FAX:  404-639-6076
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Ladies and gentlemen:

Does anyone have any advice and/or directions on how I might krige using
the pairwise relative semivariogram, in GSLIB?
Deutsch and Journel suggest applying the pairwise relative semivariogram to
a positively skewed sample distribution (such as the soil contamination I
am trying to characterize), but don't explain how to do it.

Thank you for your assistance.
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Hi there,

I need read the  ESRI's export (.E00)files,but I do not know how to
explain the tags in the file,where can I get  the white paper of E00,or
if you know,would you tell me about it?


Thanks,
         Zhou Xu
_______________________________________________________

Zhou Xu
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I am a graduate student at the State University of New York-College of
Environmental Science and Forestry.  My m.s. thesis topic involves
estimating distribution parameters derived from geostatistical
analysis.  I am interested in obtaining additional data on lead
concentration and lead shot count data in soil and sediment at active or
closed skeet and trap ranges.  I am also interested in obtaining copies
of related research, studies, papers, etc.
Bill Thayer

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Dear Geostaters,
         Ask me for a zipped attachment in Word of an extract of the
Geo-Eas manual, if you want it. Of course, there is no bona fide
substitute for:

                 Englund, E. & A. Sparks. 1991. Geo-Eas 1.2.1,
                 User's Guide. Environmental Monitoring Systems,
                 US Environmental Protection Agency, Las Vegas.

The trifling conflict is nonWord vs Word, and the larger conflict is
DOS,UNIX and WINDOWS. Windows is happy when it's dominating you and
everthing and complains bitterly about closing DOS programs, etc. Then I
don't have a readily available Unix server! So perhaps we all have
incompatibility problems. Thanks to Acrobat Reader, I read the given
manual. I felt I should get it into Word so I did. Unfortunately, I
don't know an easy way to get the illustrations out of Acrobat so I, as
valuable as they are, left them out of my 64-page extract.

More, here in Mexico, we might be looking ahead to get teaching texts
into Spanish. Mathematics, statistics, biogeography (ecology too) and
geology are, shall I say, at a low level of intuition.

Best,                     Paul R Earl
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Hi All,

I wish to generate profiles of estimates, in several directions,  from output of
ktb3dm kriging programme of GSLIB.   Any programme which I could download for
quick implementation ?

Thanks in advance.

Bharat Lohani
ESSC
Univ. of Reading
UK

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I have recently began a Master's degree in physical geography.
I am a beginner in geostatistics and am presently trying to determine the
best possible way to interpolate mutually exclusive categorical data.
my data consists of lake levels (1-Low 2-intermediate 3-high) the
sample data is irregularly distributed in space and is also non-continuous
data.
I have access to GSLIB and i am asking myself if Indicator Kriging or
cokriging is the best option. If so, how would i proceed. Hoping a
response in the near
futur
Thanks
Andre Viau at s373164@...

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CALL FOR PAPERS

1st International Conference
Computer Simulation in Risk Analysis and Hazard

RISK ANALYSIS 98

http://www.wessex.ac.uk/conferences/risk98/

6-8 October 1998
UIMP, Palau de Pineda, Valencia, Spain


OBJECTIVES

The analysis and management of risk and the mitigation of hazards have
recently become very important due to
the greater complexity of systems of all kinds and the increased
potential for disasters on a world wide scale.
People have become much more concerned about risks to health and the
environment and are requiring answers,
not only for the present generation, but for generations to come. There
are many questions regarding the safe and
efficient use of resources in addition to environmental concerns
generally, which fall within the province of risk
assessment and management.

The development of computational methods and the ability to model
systems more precisely now enable hazards to
be quantified, their effects to be simulated and risk analysis to be
pursued with greater accuracy, providing for more
effective risk management. These developments are not only important for
all areas of human endeavour, but have
particular relevance to environmental issues where the risks involved
are increasingly seen as substantial. Effective risk
management and the mitigation of possible hazards have become a high
priority of government concern.

This Conference is concerned with all aspects of risk analysis and
hazard mitigation ranging from specific
assessment of risk to hazard mitigation associated with both natural and
anthropogenic hazards. Strategic issues
of sustainable development, efficient use of resources, energy economics
and education are also of interest.

CALL FOR PAPERS

Papers are invited on the topics outlined and Abstracts should be
submitted no later than 17 February 1998.
Abstracts should state clearly the purpose, results and conclusions of
the work to be described in the final paper.
The final paper should emphasise results of work wherever possible,
rather than simply methodology. The final
acceptance will depend upon the full-length paper.

SELECTED CONFERENCE TOPICS

Estimation of Risks
Data Collection and Analysis
Risk Maps
Case Studies
Risk Modelling with Spatial Statistics
Data Collection and Structural Analysis
Mathematical Modelling of Risk


CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT

Paula Doughty-Young,
Conference Secretariat, RISK ANALYSIS 98
Wessex Institute of Technology
Ashurst Lodge, Ashurst, Southampton, SO40 7AA, UK
Telephone: 44 (0)1703 293223
Fax: 44 (0)1703 292853
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The National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) is soliciting
interest for potential GIS speakers for their annual educational
conference.  The conference will be held the week of June 28 - July 3,
1998, in Las Vegas, Nevada.  The GIS session will be held on Sunday,
June 28th.  GIS topics sought include  the presenation of findings from
environmental health projects utilizing GIS, implementation of GIS in
environmental health at the local, state, or national level, procedures
used in getting information into a GIS, emerging GIS technologies and
data useful in GIS-based analyses,  the economic benefits of GIS/Spatial
Analysis Techniques, and other GIS topics as they relate to the
gathering and analysis of environmental data.

If selected, complimentary registration to the day's activities will be
provided by NEHA.  While there are no travel funds available, local
hotels provide excellent opportunities for low-cost lodging and travel
to Las Vegas. If you are interested in presenting at the NEHA
conference, please FAX a brief description of your presentation to LCDR
Theresa Kilgus at (404) 639-0653,  or send via E-mail to tak9@...

Thank your for your interest.

Theresa Kilgus
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Bill Thayer wrote:

I am a graduate student at the State University of New York-College of
Environmental Science and Forestry.  My m.s. thesis topic involves
estimating distribution parameters derived from geostatistical
analysis.  I am interested in obtaining additional data on lead
concentration and lead shot count data in soil and sediment at active or
closed skeet and trap ranges.  I am also interested in obtaining copies
of related research, studies, papers, etc.


I don't know of any papers on lead shot count data in soil, but we may be
doing a similar analysis in the near future. If you come across any papers,
please pass them along as we would be very interested. Thank you.

You may want to review Francis Pitard's book "Pierre Gy's Sampling Theory
and Sampling Practice: Heterogeneity, Sampling Correctness, and Sampling
Practice" (CRC Press, 1993), or my book, "Geostatistical Error Management:
Quantifying Uncertainty For Environmental Sampling and Mapping" (Van
Nostrand Reinhold, 1997) for strategies to determine lead shot count in
soils.

Does your work have anything to do with the Connecticut Coastal Fisherman's
Association vs. Remington Arms Co., E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. lawsuit
regarding Long Island Sound? This case had interesting and important
rulings regarding the defintion of solid hazardous wastes.

Best Regards,

Jeff Myers
MK
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Could anyone give me some advice on modifying the source code for GSLIB
executables (for a DOS-based PC) to allow more observations to be included?
  We have successfully modified "gamv3m.exe" to allow more observations, but
when we try to modify "ktb3dm.exe" to allow 1500 observations instead of
500, we get the following error message:

"run-time error M6101:MATH
  -floating-point error: invalid"

We get this error message regardless of the number of observations in the
dataset.

Any tips would be most appreciated.

Thank you.
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Does anybody have a "gridding" and/or modeling
program ( hopefully fortran source code ) that will allow
input of station data ( wind speed & direction ) and
output a grid of wind speed, and direction?

With or without terrain corrections from DEM data.

Any help would be most appreciated!

Dan A. Dansereau
Utah Climate Center / Utah State University
Logan, Utah - USA
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Under the Patronage of His Excellency
The Prime Minister
Mr. Rafic Hariri

4th International Conference on the Geology of the Middle East

" Geoscience for sustainable development in the Middle East"

Organised by

The Arab Geological Union
Lebanese National Geological Committee

Supported by

National Council for Scientific Research


9 – 12th November, 1988
Beirut - Lebanon


The Conference
The conference will focus on multidisciplinary topics concerning the
Geology and Earth Sciences of The Middle East.  It will include
presentations aiming at a fruitful exchange between scientists from all
over the world.  An exhibition of technical equipment, literature and
scientific instruments will be accomodated within the premises of the
conference venue.  There will be keynote speakers from notable
international institution.

Conference Themes
- Petroleum Geology - Structural Geology
- Hydrogeology - Mineral & Industrial
- Engineering Geology  Resources
- Sedimentary Geology - Geophysics
- Quaternary Geology - Environmental Geology
- Statigraphy - Information Technology

Submission of Papers
Abstracts: 30th of March 1998
Full Papers: 9th of Novemebr 1998

  Registration
Conference registration fees are US$ 250.
Fees include activities, publications and proceedings. Some researches
whose abstracts have been accepted may be exempted from registration fee
upon request and approval.

Official Languages
Arabic, English or French.

Correspondence and Inquiries
Dr. Mustapha Mroueh
Lebanese National Geological Committee
P.O.Box: 11-8281, Beirut, Lebanon.
Tel :  (961) (1) 862665 - 840262
Fax : (961) (1) 822639
e-mail: ngc@...

4th InternationalConference on theGeology ofThe Middle East


9 - 12 November 1998
Beirut - Lebanon



PRELIMINARY REGISTRATION FORM

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Dan,
You may want to have a look at the program for circular statistics ORIANA,
available as a shareware from
http://www.kovcomp.co.uk/kcssoft.html#oriana
Mikhail

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Greetings,
   I have recently begun working with IRIS Explorer for visualization of 2 and
3-D data.  I am wondering if anyone out there has taken output files from
GSLIB simulation codes (in Geo_EAS format) and brought them into IRIS
Explorer?  If so, could you please contact me, or respond to the whole
group.  I would be especially interested in any data scribe modules that
might be available for accomplishing this task.

thanks, Sean


Sean A. McKenna
Geohydrology Department              ph: 505 848 0713
Sandia National Laboratories          fx: 505 848 0605
PO Box 5800  MS 1324                  em: samcken@...
Albuquerque, NM  87185-1324
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Could anyone give me some advice about the correction of error Introduced
by the US Goverment in the GPS coordinates acquisition. Is any website with
this information?

Thank you

Edmundo Botner
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