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DOI:10.1198/tech.2005.s311 - Corpus ID: 128056307
@article{2005DataVI, title={Data Visualization in the Geosciences}, author={}, journal={Technometrics}, year={2005}, volume={47}, pages={382 - 382}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:128056307}}- Published 1 August 2005
- Computer Science, Mathematics, Geology
- Technometrics
The author, already known in this field through an earlier book (Zelterman 1999, which was reviewed for Technometrics by Kianifard (2000), has assembled a book that should appeal to those in statistical research and biostatistical practice who have similar applications.
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- J. Carr
- 2003
Environmental Science
Given spatially coregionalized variables, Z1, Z2, . . . , Z M , their condition is one of isotopy if data are available for each variable at every sampling location (Wackernagel, 1995, p. 144). If an…
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- K. MacCormackC. Eyles
- 2012
Geology, Computer Science
In this study, inverse distance weighting and ordinary kriging algorithms are used to interpolate identical data sets by three different software programs and the results indicate that the output of the IDW and OK interpolation algorithms are inconsistent between programs and this variability should be considered when assessing the uncertainty associated with subsurface model results.
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- Highly Influenced
- PDF
- Chen YuXianchuan YuJing Hou
- 2004
Engineering
IGARSS 2004. 2004 IEEE International Geoscience…
The study carries out DK and ordinary kriging (OK) for a suit of 3D drill data of a multi-metal deposit, containing 63 drills and 2 kinds of metal, from which the study can see DK is more perfect and easier.
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- N. GlennJ. Carr
- 2004
Geography
A predictive model estimating soil moisture with RADARSAT-1 data is developed for Winnemucca Lake, Nevada, in the western Great Basin of North America. Winnemucca Lake, a playa, is used for testing…
- 3
- A. SajidR. RudraG. Parkin
- 2013
Environmental Science
Spatial interpolation methods are frequently used to characterize spatial phenomena in soil properties over various spatial scales; however, it is very difficult to select the best interpolation…
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- Highly Influenced
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- J. LindsayM. Evans
- 2008
Environmental Science
Stream network morphometrics have been used frequently in environmental applications and are embedded in several hydrological models. This is because channel network geometry partly controls the…
- N. GlennJ. Carr
- 2003
Environmental Science, Geography
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- PDF
- Ryan S. KangasT. Brown
- 2007
Environmental Science, Geography
Anomalous precipitation can be a devastating natural disaster having significant impacts on economies, society and the environment. This study examines the spatial and temporal characteristics of…
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- N. GlennJ. Carr
- 2004
Environmental Science, Engineering
A predictive model estimating soil moisture with RADARSAT-1 data is developed for Winnemucca Lake, Nevada, in the western Great Basin of North America. Winnemucca Lake, a playa, is used for testing…
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- PDF
- Y. OuyangJ. HigmanD. CampbellJeff N. Davis
- 2003
Environmental Science
ABSTRACT: This study presents an application of a three‐dimensional kriging technique to estimate spatial distribution of total mercury (Hg) in the Cedar‐Ortega Rivers watershed located in the lower…
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9 References
- E. Ziegel
- 2005
Business, Computer Science
Technometrics
This book is rare in discussing numerical issues in Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) simulations and discusses robustness of inference from a computational viewpoint and performs Bayesian sensitivity analyses from both global and local perspectives.
- 49
- E. Zivot
- 2006
Economics, Business
This is the first book devoted entirely to the ANOM. Other somewhat contemporary books on multiple comparisons such as Hochberg and Tamhane (1987), Westfall and Young (1993), and Hsu (1996) either do…
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- Alexandra Dlas
- 2005
Mathematics, Business
This book covers the main problems arising in data analysis techniques in financial engineering using autoregressive conditional heteroscedastic family models and ends with a discussion on filtering of nonlinear systems.
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- G. Woodworth
- 2004
Medicine, Biology
The present chapter discusses WinBUGS, a version of SAS System Software Index, which automates the very labor-intensive and therefore time-heavy and expensive process of manually cataloging and cataloging SAS systems.
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- Richard M. Brugger
- 1994
Mathematics
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