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1029 Pierre Goovaerts
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May 16, 2003
11:49 am
Hi Kent, Usually the search strategy can be limited to the definition of the maximum number of observations to be used for kriging, leaving the search radius...
1030 kent.todd@... Send Email May 16, 2003
11:50 am
Dear listerv members, I am currently working on interpolating bathimetric lidar measurements for part of Lake Ontario. The dataset has an extremely high point...
1031 Hannes Reuter
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May 18, 2003
8:19 am
Dear all, I have a couple of questions concerning the application of the n/s ratio for semivariogram analysis: 1) what are the implications of different...
1032 Ruben Roa
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May 18, 2003
8:19 am
Colleagues: Has anyone used transitive geostatistics to estimate the area of a regionalized variable? Any references apart from Matheron's lecture notes, i...
1033 Pierre Goovaerts
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May 18, 2003
8:19 am
Dear Hannes, Why are you interested in this ratio? Since linear and power models don't have a sill, this ratio can not be computed. And for nested models, it...
1034 Ruben Roa
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May 21, 2003
8:13 am
Hi Donald. According to the *transitive* theory of geostatistics, it is possible to estimate (to have an estimate and the error variance of) the total area of...
1035 Marcel Vallée
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May 21, 2003
8:13 am
Hi Ruben I am perplexed by your querry. I am a mining and exploration geologist, and a follower of geostatistics since the lectures given at École...
1036 daniel guibal
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May 21, 2003
8:13 am
There is nothing perplexing about the transitive method. It has been the one of the starting points of Matheron's work. Instead of probabilising the variable...
1037 Syed Abdul Rahman Shi...
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May 21, 2003
8:13 am
I was initially perplexed as well but perhaps Ruben meant using indicator simulation techniques to generate patches of areas of different indicator values, for...
1038 Ruben Roa
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May 22, 2003
2:40 pm
... one of the starting points of Matheron's work. Instead of probabilising the variable (grade for instance), the origin of the grid is randomized and this...
1039 stef
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May 24, 2003
12:59 pm
Hello, I does anyone have experience building cellular automata with GRASS? Thank you, Stef __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo!...
1040 Pierre Goovaerts
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May 24, 2003
12:59 pm
Hello, The constraint that the sill must be one arises from the fact that the simulation is conducted in the normal space. Just standardize the semivariogram...
1041 Martin Roseveare
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May 24, 2003
12:59 pm
I'm interested in different approaches to the estimation of significance (based on amplitude) of regions in planar magnetic susceptibility data. To summarise,...
1042 Alvaro Silva
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May 26, 2003
2:51 pm
Hi, Anyone knows where to find something about disjunctive kriging and cokriging. In what data is more suitable to use? What about the data transformations?...
1043 Heinz Burger
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May 26, 2003
2:51 pm
Hi Alvaro, please see papers of Yates & Warrick, Water Resources Res. Vol 22 No. 5 and 10 (1986). Program in Comp&Geosci 12, p. 281 ff. Heinz Burger ...
1044 Ruben Roa
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May 26, 2003
2:51 pm
... But this is not too surprising: as I said, its use is restricted to volume/surface error estimation and this can generally be handled through rough...
1045 dwmccarn@... Send Email May 27, 2003
8:02 am
Hello: I'm doing some risk simulation and need to have a good random number generator with several types of distributions using Visual Basic or VBA. Does...
1046 Roger Bivand
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May 27, 2003
8:02 am
... This may not be what you expect, but calling the RNGs in R through the R(D)COM connector (R as a server serving your VB/VBA) might provide a well-proven...
1047 Adrian Martínez Va...
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May 27, 2003
8:02 am
In the FAQ mage of AI-GEOSTATS we can see [10.2] How does Sequential Gaussian Simulation work? Transform the data into a normal distribution. Then perform...
1048 Isobel Clark
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May 27, 2003
8:02 am
Hello people Just a note to say the latest version of the kriging game has been put up on the web site: http://geoecosse.bizland.com/softwares We would really...
1049 Pierre Goovaerts
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May 28, 2003
10:43 am
Hello, I am afraid that your approach of using cross validation results to select the semivariogram model suffers from several limitations. 1. Cross validation...
1050 Ulas OZER
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May 28, 2003
10:43 am
Dear ai-geoastats members; I have been studying with Geostatistics (GS) approximate for one year. Now I am passing a learning process. Therefore I have a lot...
1051 fevzi akbas
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May 28, 2003
11:09 am
dear all, I modelled a semivariogram and then using this variogram parameter performed cross validation. The computer program gives cross validation results as...
1052 Laëtitia Mary
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Jun 3, 2003
3:55 pm
Bonjour, Je travaille actuellement sur un programme devant permettre à terme de cartographier automatiquement la pollution atmosphérique sous ArcView 8. La...
1053 Isobel Clark
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Jun 6, 2003
1:49 pm
Hello people Sorry to gum up the e-waves but I promised a photocopy of my copy of Matheron's 1971 notes to someone and I have mislaid the email. Anyone out...
1054 Serele, Charles
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Jun 10, 2003
7:27 am
Hi All, I got some results from a variogram analysis on two remote sensing images with pixel size of 8m and 30m each. I would like to know the physical meaning...
1055 Adrian Martinez Vargas
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Jun 10, 2003
7:27 am
wat is Moran, were it is realy usefull? ... From: <monfrodo@...> To: <ai-geostats@...> Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 8:26 AM Subject: AI-GEOSTATS:...
1056 Pierre Goovaerts
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Jun 10, 2003
7:27 am
Hi Joe, After the backtransform, the distribution of simulated values at each node is not Gaussian anymore and its variance can be used as a local index of...
1057 Adrian Martinez Vargas
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Jun 10, 2003
7:27 am
the meaning of these is the continuity of the "reflactanse&quot; or colour value measured in each pixel, it seem to be low continuity, the size of the range is...
1058 monfrodo@... Send Email Jun 10, 2003
7:27 am
Hello, I would like to calculate the significance level of each Moran ´s I value in a correlogram. The Gs+ program only calculate the global significance of...
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