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572 Marta Rufino
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Apr 10, 2002
9:42 am
Hello, I would like to know if there is any free softwares (for windows), "easy to use" that can perform spheric variogram fitting cross-variogram co-krigging ...
573 Isobel Clark
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Apr 10, 2002
9:42 am
Rubens Your approach has been long used in hydrology and similar fields with much success. The problem with the standard deviation is that it does not include...
574 Isobel Clark
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Apr 11, 2002
7:56 am
Alessandro Thanks for the contribution. If Universal Kriging is applied, there is no need for simulation or multi-indicator approaches to get a standard error,...
575 José Quintín Cu...
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Apr 12, 2002
8:03 am
Dear all, I'm working with data from Lateritic Ni Deposits. I want to know what is the exploration grid traditionally in this type of deposits. I ask this...
576 Gregoire Dubois
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Apr 15, 2002
8:09 am
Dear all, in the case you send a question to the list, may I remind you to post a summary of any useful responses ? This good old tradition does not seem to be...
577 José Quintín Cu...
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Apr 15, 2002
8:09 am
Hi all The answers I have received about the subject Ore Reserves Classification are listed below: Thanks everyone. José Quintín José Quintín Cuador Gil ...
578 Ercan Yesilirmak
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Apr 15, 2002
2:01 pm
Dear list members My question is as follows: In my exercise, semivariance value is at near zero high at first lag, then in second lag jumps to the highest...
579 Sigrun Kværnø
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Apr 17, 2002
3:06 am
** Reply Requested When Convenient ** Dear colleagues, I don't have much experience with geostatistics, but from now on I will use it in my PhD-study on...
580 Chaosheng Zhang
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Apr 17, 2002
3:07 am
Ercan, There might be two problems in your data set. (1) The sample number is too small. (2) The are some high value outliers in your data set. I understand...
581 William Thayer
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Apr 17, 2002
4:05 am
The replies I received to my request appear below, along with the original request for help. Thanks to those who replied. Original request: I am interested in...
582 Sibylle Eisenberger
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Apr 17, 2002
4:21 am
Hi! Please find below my original message and the list of answers to my question concering the transformation of negative binomial data deriving from weed...
583 uleopold
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Apr 17, 2002
4:24 am
Either use Gstat (www.gstat.org) or/and gslib (www.gslib.com). Both maybe not as user friendly in the sense of nice GUIs as the software you used so far. but...
584 Yetta Jager
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Apr 17, 2002
7:38 am
Hi Sibylle: Sorry this is so late, but I have just been working on generating a negative binomial as described by Pielou, Cressie and others (e.g., Diggle, ...
585 mbf@... Send Email Apr 17, 2002
7:52 am
Dear Stuart. I good reference paper is: Geostatistical Simulations of regio0nalized Pore-Size Distributions Using Min?Max Autocorrelation Factors. A. J....
586 Masters, Stuart (TS)
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Apr 17, 2002
9:55 am
Dear List, I'm looking for references concerning the theory and application of Maximum Autocorrelated Factors for the analysis of multielement resources. Can...
587 Masters, Stuart (TS)
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Apr 18, 2002
7:36 am
Dear List, Here are the responses I have received to date concerning the matter above. Thanks to all Stuart ================================================== ...
588 Juliann Aukema
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Apr 22, 2002
7:48 am
Hello, I am planning out a sampling design for a study in which I am charged with assessing spatial heterogeneity (of understory vegetation) in an ...
589 Isobel Clark
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Apr 22, 2002
7:48 am
Javier ... The sill of the calculated semi-variogram is an estimate of the true variance of the data (if stationary) which is based on the assumption that ...
590 Javier
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Apr 22, 2002
7:48 am
Hi all; I guess this is a very simple question: Is it supposed the sill is always the variance of the set of data? If so, is it always better to perform a...
591 Pierre Goovaerts
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Apr 22, 2002
7:48 am
Hi Javier, The sill of the semivariogram, if it exists, is usually not equal to the sample variance, see Journel and Huijbregt's book p. 67 or the following...
592 Ercan Yesilirmak
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Apr 25, 2002
8:09 am
Dear list members Omnidirectional variogram shows a dip toward the end of lags. As far as I know this is hole effect. Would you tell me how to tackle with it? ...
593 Adrián Martínez...
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Apr 25, 2002
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Dear mail list menber, What is the mathematical and practical difference between the IRF -K and the standard universal Kriging? I do these question because the...
594 José Quintín Cu...
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Apr 25, 2002
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Dear list members, I have performed some conditional simulation from a data set. Can I be sure that the simulations are stationary and ergodic?. José Quintín...
595 Isobel Clark
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Apr 25, 2002
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... Ercan What is your maximum 'lag' compared to the size of your study area? If the maximum lag is more than one-half (some people say one-quarter) of the...
596 Chaosheng Zhang
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Apr 29, 2002
8:01 am
Dear list, First, I would like to say thank you to Gregoire for keeping this list alive. I'm trying to do "risk assessment", and I have some questions about...
597 Pierre Goovaerts
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Apr 29, 2002
8:01 am
Hello, In the past few years stochastic simulation has been increasingly used to produce probability maps. To my opinion it's generally a waste of CPU time...
598 Munroe, Darla
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Apr 29, 2002
8:01 am
Hello everyone, I apologize if this question has been asked in the past... I am compiling a list of helpful statistics textbooks - could you please contribute...
599 jack webster
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Apr 29, 2002
8:01 am
Hi list members When there is a nugget effect say c0=45, there is a discontinuity in variogram model, so that gamma(0) = 0 , but gamma(0.0001) = c0 (=...
600 Isobel Clark
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Apr 29, 2002
8:01 am
Jack There is a schism in the geostatistical community between those who do and those who don't make gamma(0) equal to 0. Some people argue that the nugget...
601 Chaosheng Zhang
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May 2, 2002
10:03 am
Pierre, Thanks for the comments. It's my first time to use Gaussian simulation to do something possibly useful, and I have also found the calculation quite...
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