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Isaaks, E: Applied Geostatistics

Autor Edward H. (Department of Applied Earth SciencesStanford University) Isaaks, R. Mohan (FSS InternationalVancouver Srivastava
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 1990
In Applied Geostatistics the authors demonstrate how simple statistical methods can be used to analyse earth science data. In clear language, they explain how various forms of the estimation method called kriging can be employed for specific problems. A case study of a simulated deposit is the focus for the book. This model helps the student develop an understanding of how statistical tools work, serving as a tutorial to guide readers through their firstindependent geostatistical study.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780195050134
ISBN-10: 0195050134
Pagini: 592
Ilustrații: numerous halftones, line drawings and tables
Dimensiuni: 156 x 235 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.8 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Oxford University Press
Locul publicării:New York, United States

Cuprins

Introduction; Univariate description; Bivariate description; Spatial description; The exhaustive dataset; The sample data set; The sample data set spatial continuity; Estimation; Random function models,; Global estimation; Point estimation; Ordinary Kriging; Block Kriging; Search strategy; Cross validation; Modelling the sample variogram; Cokriging; Estimating a distribution; Change of support; Assessing uncertainty; Final thoughts, appendices; Walker Lake datasets;Probabilistic models for continuous random variables

Recenzii

'This book should be on every statistician's bookshelf, because sooner or later most statisticians will be confronted with spatially distributed data.'Technometrics, November 1991
'This is a very useful book for those wishing to learn geostatistics. The book is well written ... How does this book compare with other geostatistical textbooks? I would say that it is easier to read and relatively close to the thinking of mathematical geologists on one side and mathematical statisticians on the other ... the book is highly recommended to readers who want to become familiar with geostatistical concepts and those wishing to review the state of the art inpractical applications.'Frederik P. Agterberg, Ottawa, Earth-Science Reviews, 32 (1992)