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200 Chuck Ehlschlaeger
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May 5, 2001
8:10 pm
Dear Betty, et. al., ... I am ignorant of geostatistical methods on ore bodies. However, I have been using variations of geostatistical techniques on...
201 Francisco Jesús Mo...
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May 5, 2001
8:10 pm
Hi list, I would like to know which is the best software to make an complete geostatistical study. Until now, I have been using Variowin, to get the variogram,...
202 Isobel Clark
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May 7, 2001
7:39 am
... ^ Waghei If this is an omni-directional semi-variogram, then what you have is a severe case of anisotropy probably complicated by a strong trend. I would...
203 Yadollah (Majid) Waghei
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May 7, 2001
7:40 am
Hello list members My Empirical Variogram for a spatial data set has an cubic like form(see below). Then the ordinary variogram models such as Exponential,...
204 Ulrich Leopold
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May 7, 2001
7:40 am
Dear Waghei, At first I would not trust only in the traditional semivariogram. You should better use more robust measures to evaluate the semivariogram ...
205 WARR Benjamin
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May 7, 2001
12:05 pm
Dear Yadollah, have a look to see if you have any strong outliers using a variogram cloud. Your potential drift may simply be a single erroneous or extreme...
206 Ian Hunt [KLP BUSINES...
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May 7, 2001
12:05 pm
Hello List Members, I am trying to use Kriging Efficiency and Regression Slope on a grade model to draw the boundaries between Inferred/Indicated on an...
207 Isobel Clark
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May 7, 2001
12:05 pm
Ian The use of regression slope to measure kriging efficiency or confidence in an estimate is spurious. The slope of the regression line has nothing to do with...
208 Heinz Burger
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May 7, 2001
3:39 pm
"Ian Hunt [KLP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT]" schrieb: Hello Ian, for classification reports on ore reserves you may refer to the jorc guidelines, which are very...
209 Gregoire Dubois
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May 7, 2001
3:41 pm
Dear all, the AI-GEOSTATS web pages are back on the internet since last Friday. Therefore, any announcement that is not subject to discussions (jobs, books, ...
210 Juliann Aukema
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May 10, 2001
7:30 am
I appologize for the delay in posting a summary to my question on data transformation. Here it is, better late than never, I hope. Thanks a lot to all those...
211 NomeEsteso
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May 10, 2001
12:56 pm
I'm interested in multivariate spatial data expecially geostatistical data. Where can I find simulations using cokriging? Thanks. Aldo -- * To post a message...
212 Anja Gassner, PB
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Hi there, I’m looking at a soil samples taken as a12.5m grid (540*180m) of a very homogeneous field. I’m using variowin and have been calculating...
213 Hugo PILKINGTON
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Dear list members, Please forgive me if this a very basic question, but I am a newcomer to geostatistics. I am working on the spatial distribution of malaria...
214 Agnes Wong
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Hi, I am working on a study characterizing post-fire island remnants and their fire boundaries. The study design is as follows: My study site consists of 9...
215 Nicholas Lewin-Koh
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Hi, If you look on statlib in the S archive there is code submitted by Jenifer Hoeting for Bayesian autologistic regression. Look at ...
216 Yadollah Waghei
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Hello dears I have a spatial data set contaning n=262 observarion (The variable of interest is Rate of Tuberculosis in 262 counties of Iran). I want to fit...
217 Yadollah Waghei
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Hello dears I have a spatial data set containing n=262 observations (The variable of interest is Rate of Tuberculosis in 262 counties of Iran). I have fitted...
218 Isobel Clark
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Think of it as focussing a camera. You are looking for the clearest picture. There will be a certain lag (in each direction) at which the calculation will...
219 Isobel Clark
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Are you using some kind of automated fitting? The results would suggest that the model is inappropriate or that your basic assumptions are inappropriate. You...
220 Andrew Mullens
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
I have a question relating to this question, certainly not to question the previous writer, it just seems like a good time to bring it up. Will variograming...
221 Isobel Clark
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Andrew You can apply 'standard&#39; geostatistics if the measurements are the 'average&#39; (or some similar feature) over an area. It makes interpeting the...
222 K. Ramanitharan
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Dear AI-GEOSTATiSticians, My research is on heavy metal pollution in water bodies. As a part of the analysis, I am doing kriging with the pollutant data. I...
223 Isobel Clark
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
... Hi, some thoughts (your numbering): (1) One of the things I have found successful is the following: construct your semi-variogram using ALL of your data...
224 Isobel Clark
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
... wrote: > ... This is something I learned about in quantitative ecology in the 1960's ;-) You take each sample in turn and find the sample closest to it....
225 Isobel Clark
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Lucie, sorry I got this message when I tried to reply to your e-mail. Hope you got the generic mailout. ... Isobel ...
226 K. Ramanitharan
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
K. Ramanitharan asked, Dear AI-GEOSTATiSticians, My research is on heavy metal pollution in water bodies. As a part of the analysis, I am doing kriging with...
227 Francisco Jesús Mo...
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Hi all colleagues, This mail is to summarize all (numerous) answers to my questions (I hope everyone is included; forgive any omission). It has been very...
228 Hugo PILKINGTON
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May 18, 2001
8:43 am
Dear list members, Here is a summary of the answers I received concerning my question about interpolation techniques for malaria vector data. Many thanks once...
229 Berterretche, Mercedes
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May 19, 2001
4:18 pm
Could someone clarify to me what local and global accuracy really mean in a geostatistical context? Thanks in advance, Mercedes Berterretche -- * To post a...
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