Why, thank you, Adrian. I like to strike a happy balance between sticking with
what I know and being open to new ideas ;-)
If it is good enough for NASA.
Isobel
Adrián Martínez Vargas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Isobel Clark I apologise about Fortran
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To: "amvargas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "ai-geostats"
Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2007 09:02:12 +0100
Subject: Re: AI-GEOSTATS: New geostatistical open source software
> Hi!
>
> If you have to write new geostatistical code I think that an object
&g
Hello,
At this link you can see what someone has done with ArcGIS.
http://xbbster.googlepages.com/isoliner
It is not open source but the standard version is free. I think 3-D
kriging only allows a spherical model.
"Isoliner is the ArcGIS extension for make grids and points theme with
interpola
Hi!
If you have to write new geostatistical code I think that an object oriented
and
generic programming language should be chosen (in primis c++ , it is efficient,
it is compatible with
c, you can wrap it and work inside R).
The point is that in order to have a great code that is
easy understa
Hi Michael
Nice to see someone comfortable with rambling. I think we should have more of
that in the list!
Being an old warhorse and too far gone to change, I still use Fortran. My
excuse is always "if it's good enough for NASA.."
Visual Basic is pretty good too but Fort
AGAIN MY email was sent prematurely---fat fingers hitting some key somewhere.
Now to finish quickly and carefully...
The point is that the use of R is exceedingly attractive, but the R packages
have wired a number of decisions with which you must become familar IN DETAIL
if it is a basis for your
I agree with Michalel, Monica and Isobel: R is a great choice! There are
a lot of packges for spatial statistics and interpolation, but there is
lack of more "advanced" techniques, like DK, multigaussian Kr, ... so,
Adrian, your is a very good project!! Finally, there are R packages to
bui
SORRY PREVIOUS MATERIAL SENT BEFORE COMPLETED!!! Just a couple of comments.
1.) R has been my main programming language for a number of years now. I am
involved with a mix of enivronmental tasks--statsitcs, geostatsitcs, site
characterization, fate and transport, risk assessment. It is powerful,
Just a couple of comments.
1.) R has been my main programming language for a number of years now. I am
involved with a mix of enivronmental tasks--statsitcs, geostatsitcs, site
characterization, fate and transport, risk assessment. It is powerful,
accessible and one can be productive very quickly
]
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Re: AI-GEOSTATS: New geostati
Have you looked at R? It is free and designed for statistical analysis.
Isobel
Adrián Martínez Vargas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello List
Im interesting to open a project for build a geostatistical open source
software, with this criteria:
a) extreme simple code
Hello List
Im interesting to open a project for build a geostatistical open source
software, with this criteria:
a) extreme simple code
b) Math is most important, graphic is secondary.
c) Modular, as GSLIB, to make easy changes.
d) Star with basic (variograms and kriging)
e)
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