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Dear list members: I'm doing my PhD about forestry soils and I use Idrisi 3.2 for my geostatistical analysis with Gstat interface. I do Ordinary Kriging and ...
2 Aug 7, 2002
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Soeren Nymand Lophaven
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Friends of AI-GEOSTATS I had a simple question regarding ordinary kriging. When dealing with clustered data (either 2D or 3D) with various interpolation ...
2 Aug 7, 2002
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Isobel Clark
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I would like to bring to the attention of the Ai-geostats community the availability of an improved version of the CrimeStat spatial statistics program. The...
1 Aug 7, 2002
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Dr. Ned Levine
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Dear list members, I have calculated the shared edges existing between each of the cover types (nine in this particular case) of a vector map. My objective is...
2 Jul 30, 2002
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Roger Bivand
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hey folks, dunno if this is the right audience but, i've got some questions re fragstats 3.1: i'd like to run a contagion-esque metric on a single class in my...
1 Jul 15, 2002
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Stephanie Grossman
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Dear Marta If you have access to matlab, try the movie-function. Best regards / Venlig hilsen Søren Lophaven ...
5 Jul 12, 2002
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Hello. I am using magnetic techniques to locate potential unexploded ordnance (UXO) and would like to apply IK to map the likelihood of UXO. Confirmed...
2 Jul 9, 2002
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Pierre Goovaerts
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Hi. I want to use Ordinary Kriging on an arbitrary dataset of X,Y, and Z values to estimate the Z values on a grid of arbitrary size/density. But I don't know...
3 Jul 9, 2002
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Isobel Clark
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Dear all, I am working on an autologistic spatial lattice model (binary response data, neighbor matrix, and one explanatory variable) and would need help in...
1 Jul 9, 2002
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Branka Turcin
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Hello, I have a question about the variogram model of normal scores to use as input in the sequential gaussian simulation: the sill must be 1? and if this is...
2 Jul 9, 2002
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Pierre Goovaerts
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Hi, I just wanted to share some of the responses to my question about substituting a user-defined distance matrix into a program for variogram calculation and...
1 Jun 28, 2002
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Olaf Jensen
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On 6/26/02 guajaman@... posted the following message: I need information about the aplications of geostatistics in geological risk. I need to know If...
1 Jun 27, 2002
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Richard Satkin
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I need information about the aplications of geostatistics in geological risk. I need to know If exist a link, book or paper about this. THANKS...
1 Jun 27, 2002
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Cristian Guajardo
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I have a question on the estimates of an spatial error model (SEM). The parameters in the OLS with the presence of spatial dependence in the error term will...
2 Jun 26, 2002
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Roger Bivand
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Dear Olaf - I wonder whether you got any response! Regards, Subhash ____________________________________________________________ Dr Subhash Chandra Senior...
1 Jun 24, 2002
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Chandra S
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Hi all list member Suppose that our data have an anisotropy in which sill varying with direction. In this case, what can talk about stationary: - Are data...
1 Jun 18, 2002
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jack webster
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Greetings! I'm trying to put together a discussion on the issue of identifying "appropriate&quot; spatial weighting functions in an empirical setting. Can anyone...
1 Jun 11, 2002
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Dear list members Thanks to everybody (P. Kyriakidis, J. Senegas, D. Myers, W. Thayer) who answered my question about generating autocorrelated random fields....
1 Jun 11, 2002
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Hi, I'm looking for software or a script(Mathcad, Splus, SAS, etc.) for variogram estimation and kriging that can be easily altered to accept a user-defined...
1 May 28, 2002
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Olaf Jensen
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Dear all, I asked recently about resources on the internet (online tutorials, collection of related links) & books about geostatistics in foreign languages. I...
1 May 28, 2002
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Dear list members, I am dealing with modelling of spatial variability of biodiversity and its relation to spatial pattern of antropic influence. However,...
1 May 27, 2002
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Robert Buci
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Dear all, One week ago, I asked a question about the requirement of normal distribution in statistics. The problem is that in most cases, the data sets we are...
1 May 24, 2002
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Chaosheng Zhang
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Hi everybody I'm writing a diploma thesis about error propagation in digital terrain models and I want to use monte carlo methods to simulate elevation errors ...
1 May 24, 2002
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I have do these question a log time ago, but I lost the answer. How to get the information that gave GSLIB90 after executed that look like these: ROTCOORD...
1 May 23, 2002
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Din One of the things you need to consider is whether you want to test the mean of the whole population or of a specific area in space. The 'population&#39; in...
1 May 22, 2002
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Isobel Clark
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Hi, all: I would appreciate your comments on following approach: Suppose that I have n data points s(l), l =1,..n. If I like to test whether the mean is zero,...
1 May 22, 2002
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Din Chen
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Dear all, I would like to put a few links on the AI-GEOSTATS web site to good tutorials & books about geostatistics & spatial statistics that are not written...
1 May 22, 2002
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Gregoire Dubois
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Short answer is yes to everything. middle length answer is that Normality is not required for anything except where it is a basic assumption - such as in...
4 May 21, 2002
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Dear (geo_)statisticians in the list: I'm quite often confused with the requirement of "normal distribution" in (geo)statistics. My question is: When the...
1 May 21, 2002
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Chaosheng Zhang
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Hi Isobel Clark Thank you for replying I am not worry for "different sill in differnet direction". Because I have an anisotropic variogram model, and want to...
3 May 16, 2002
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