est sample.
Question is... Is there any other literature that discusses this matter
and even more importantly is there any software out there that can take
this sampling support into consideration when I'm calculating the
variogram or when I start with estimation/simulation of the field.
Hello list,
I know that normality is not required to do geostatistical analysis of
(georeferenced) data. Still I'm unable to find any publication that
refers to this statement to which i can refer.
Any suggestions?
Greetz,
Samuel Verstraete
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Hi,
Working with GSlib i wondered if anybody ever adjusted the simulation
procedures (sgsim, iksim, dtsim...) so you can actually perform an
independent validation? So not crossvalidation off course, but in my
opinion a jackkniving should be possible.
If you could first simulate the complete grid
Hello dear list,
Is there anybody aware of software that can autofit a variogram to
gslib output (gamv)
gr,
Samuel
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mpanying the following article:
>
> Pardo-Igúzquiza,E., 1999: VARFIT: a fortran-77 program for fitting
> variogram models by weighted least squares. Computers & Geosciences,
> 25, pp 251-261.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Pete
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "
Dear list,
As the results of sequentional gaussian simulation don't really satisfy
me i would have liked to try dssim. Now as there is whatsoever no
documentation on the standard dssim in GSLIB i was looking on the inet
for an alternative. Which i found in dssim_HR (seems like HR stands for
histog
I have tried this intel compiler but i didn't have the same luck as
you, would you mind sharing the command you used to compile the module?
i used:
$ ifort dssim-hr.for
which just results in this error list... which is shorter than the gnu
f77 compiler error... but still wrong :
fortcom: Err
Hey
After a long search i have found openDX ... totally free, opensource,
very user-unfriendly and UNIX only... so most likely not what you're
looking for but i just wanted to share this with you.
gr,S.
On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 10:13:18 -0500
Laura Kracker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have started
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
