Titlebook: Computer Applications in the Earth Sciences; An Update of the 70s Daniel F. Merriam (Jessie Page Heroy Professor of Book 1981 Springer Sci

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Taschenbuch für Ingenieure und ArchitektenThe problems of forecasting inherently are statistical, and they should be based on geological, geophysical, and mineralproduction data insofar as possible. Thus, the problems are both geological and statistical, or in other words, strong “geostatistical”..There are three main categories of problems

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58220-2ivariate statistical techniques and, more recently, the modeling of igneous differentiation trends..The characteristics of three of the major data bases, that is RKNFSYS (approximately 16,000 analyses), CLAIR (approximately 26,000 analyses), and PETROS (approximately 35,000 analyses) are compared. A

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Fetts?uren und deren Veresterunger resolution of detail have revolutionized our ability to interpret subsurface stratigraphic units, distributions, lithologies, physical properties, and contained fluids. For the first time, we are able to predict and map with reasonable accuracy what subsurface stratigraphie sequences will be enco

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Fetts?uren und deren Veresterungndard applications are digital and include various types of biometrical analysis, information processing (including collection management), computer graphics, and statistical testing of hypotheses..There is some evidence that paleontology, especially evolutionary paleontology, is undergoing a major

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10221-3ata bases. The second is in the design and development of methods to retrieve selectively relevant information from these data bases. These activities have had the effect of forcing the geoscientist to reexamine the methods in which earth-science data has been collected, recorded, and stored. As a r