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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G.-W. von Rymon Lipinski,E. Lückonplace. New and improved algorithms for solving geological problems will be developed. Simulation of geological processes and realistic three-dimensional models also will be important in the coming decade. It is possible that a language to express geological concepts and terminology in mathematical terms will be formulated.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10221-3hase already seems to be in progress. The use of distributed processing techniques, the availability of relatively inexpensive microcomputers and an emerging communications technology will significantly affect the manner in which geoscientists will gather, store, and access information.

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Developments at the Man-Machine Interface, auxiliary storage is transparent to the users, who therefore are freed to work on the problems that are their proper concern..Implementation of the concepts of virtual storage and virtual machines allows many users to work simultaneously as if each had access to a dedicated computer with a larger m

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