Hi,
Today i was looking for the source code of gslib and it seems to have
vanished from the stanford website.
AFAIK it used to be available on this url:
http://pangea.stanford.edu/ERE/research/scrf/GSLIB/index.html
Now all i can find is the link to the statios.com website where you
need to regist
There is a magic web site called AI-GEOSTATS.ORG
You would find there (search GSLIB in the software section) a link to
http://www.gslib.com/
f77 & f90 source codes can downloaded freely (a form must be filled in)
Hope this helps
Gregoire
On 2/21/07, Samuel Verstraete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
All the Gslib source codes + online help menus
+ additional files for cosimulation/accuracy plot can be downloaded
from http://pangea.stanford.edu/ERE/research/scrf/software/
Cheers,
Pierre
Pierre Goovaerts
Chief Scientist at BioMedware Inc.
Courtesy Associate Professor, University of Florida
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