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96 Troy E. Wilson
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Feb 20, 2001
9:34 am
Hello all! I am a complete novice regarding spatial statistics and am setting out to execute some spatial analyses (specifically spatial autocorrelation). I'm...
97 Jose G. Flores G.
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Feb 21, 2001
8:37 am
Is there any specific difference between the terms "Ordinary Kriging" and "Point (Punctual) Kriging", or they are just synonymous? If so, could the difference...
98 abedini@... Send Email Feb 21, 2001
4:21 pm
Dear Colleagues That would be great of colleagues out there could kindly direct me to a page whereby I could download "walker lake data sets" mentioned in...
99 Horacio J. Buscaglia
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Feb 21, 2001
4:21 pm
Hi, I want to calculate a croos-correlogram form a grid. I would like to plot the coeficients as a function of the positive and negative lags. Does anyone know...
100 Dobler, Lorenz
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Feb 21, 2001
4:22 pm
this was my question(s) I am dealing with heavy metals in upper soil layers of forests. Some of my (indicator) variograms behave like a spherical model at the ...
101 Isobel Clark
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Feb 21, 2001
4:23 pm
Ordinary Kriging is the generic term used for the system which produces the "Best Linear Unbiassed Estimator" from any support of sample for any support of...
102 Anna Kuczyñska
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Feb 22, 2001
5:50 pm
Hello, My name is Anna and I am writting my thesis about verification of groundwater monitoring system in the vicinity of pid mining. I use kriging for...
103 Heinz Burger
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Feb 22, 2001
5:50 pm
Hello Anna, groundwater heads are extremely smooth surfaces and should produce gaussian behaviour of the variogramm near the origin (that is theory). In the...
104 Gregoire Dubois
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Feb 23, 2001
5:23 pm
Dear all, the normal score transformation set seems to be, at least in the litterature, the magic solution to handle a skewed data set. Could anyone point me...
105 Luca Bechini
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Feb 23, 2001
8:45 pm
We are calculating the semivariogram of soil available-P content; in our data set, this variable was measured with different methods depending on soil pH. ...
106 Syed Abdul Rahman Shi...
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Feb 27, 2001
11:40 am
... Decisions, decisions. Some variables are inherently skewed (e.g. rock permeability, mineral concentrations, etc) while some would raise an eyebrow if found...
107 Chandra Subhash
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Feb 27, 2001
11:40 am
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 00:56:27 -0800 MIME-Version: 1.0 X-Mailer: Internet Mail Service (5.5.2653.19) Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Dear All, ...
108 Ricardo Lázaro
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Feb 27, 2001
11:40 am
Hello, I am a newcomer in Geostatistics, so my experience in variogram fitting is still very short. I have two questions: 1. what is the correlation of...
109 Isobel Clark
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Feb 27, 2001
11:40 am
Ricardo It sounds like most of your problems are directly related to understanding the software products you are using and should be directly addressed to your...
110 L. Wiles
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Feb 27, 2001
11:40 am
Summary: What is the interpretation of a directional correlogram that does not reach the sill? Details: I'm using correlograms to describe the spatial...
111 claudio.cocheo
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Feb 27, 2001
11:40 am
Dear all, it's the first time I write to this interisting mailing list, My question is: what does it mean if the sill of the variogram is higher (a little...
112 Syed Abdul Rahman Shi...
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Feb 27, 2001
11:40 am
... Either you have a "drift" or trend (non constant mean) or you truly have a variable with an infinite capacity for dispersion (fractal model). A model is a...
113 L. Wiles
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Feb 27, 2001
11:40 am
... Thank you for the responses. I would like to add some information in case it might be helpful: -My data is highly skewed with usually >50% zero counts....
114 Mario González-Po...
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Feb 28, 2001
4:55 pm
Hello: My name is Mario Gonzalez-Posada and I am begining to use geostatistical tools in soil salinity mapping. I would like to know how to use block kriging...
115 MBurnett@... Send Email Mar 2, 2001
4:54 pm
Hi all I have heard about a technique called Fry analysis that supposedly has been used with some success in Australia when analysing small data sets ...
116 Gregoire Dubois
Mar 4, 2001
11:12 pm
This is not a complete answer to your question. The principal problems with using a non-linear transformation of the data in geostatistics are 1. Analytically...
117 Gregoire Dubois
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Mar 5, 2001
1:36 pm
Dear all, I’m sorry for being so late with the summary of the replies I got to the following question - What are the drawbacks of the normal score...
118 Juliann Aukema
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Mar 5, 2001
7:42 pm
This is a summary of responses to my long, multipart question. Thanks a lot to everyone who responded. I really appreciate it. Some general sources suggested: ...
119 Ian Hunt [KLP BUSINES...
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Mar 12, 2001
4:38 pm
Dear All, I have recently started a post graduate degree in Environmental Management and I would really appreciate any links to people, groups or websites in...
120 NEFIA NEFIA
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Mar 12, 2001
4:38 pm
Hi list, I was so pleased to discover this I just had to share--if you put any? dos program in your c:\windows&#92;command directory on your pc, you can access it ...
121 Sara Kustron
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Mar 14, 2001
8:48 am
I have been using Variowin for my variogram analysis. My covariograms are much better behaved compared to semivariograms, and I would like to use the...
122 Syed Abdul Rahman Shi...
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Mar 14, 2001
8:48 am
... Non-ergodic covariances account for possibly changing means across the region. Means used are different at h- and h+, so the covariance formula is slightly...
123 Sara Kustron
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Mar 14, 2001
8:18 pm
Thanks for the helpful responses. I opted to use this estimator for model parameters because after detrending my data, the residuals gave almost an identical...
124 Sara Kustron
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Mar 16, 2001
9:07 am
Non-ergotic covariance formula: Isaaks and Srivastava p. 59, formula 4.2. Floating point error, response from Sebastiaan.Luyssaert@... Try closing all...
125 Marco Alfaro
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Mar 16, 2001
9:07 am
Dear Sara: Sorry, but the "non ergodic" variogram is an artifact! If you do not believe to me, see the comments about my paper in NACOG 1996 or in...
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