Hello List,
Let me throw this out to help clarify the concepts. I have a
statistical major but after my accident some procedures are fuzzy to me
and today most is done by computers anyway, so bear with me. I'll try
too post a field technique for estimating an ellipse another time.
The strewn f
Thanks for those accurate information.
Frederic
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From: "E. L. Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 10:55 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Strewn fields vs Distribution Ellipses
> Hello List,
&
Dear List,
I questioned three scientist about the definition of a strewn field and
received similar answers. Simply put in meteoritic terms it means a
meteoroid that broke in flight into two or more pieces and landed on earth
as separate identifiable specimens from the same event.
All the best,
Thank you Elton;
Yup, shotgun.
df
E. L. Jones wrote:
Hello List,
Let me throw this out to help clarify the concepts. I have a
statistical major but after my accident some procedures are fuzzy to
me and today most is done by computers anyway, so bear with me. I'll
try too post a field technique
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