Titlebook: Computer Graphics in Geology; Three-Dimensional Co Reinhard Pflug,John W. Harbaugh Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Statistical Issues in Data Analysis,able to the geologist. This has created a need for computer-based methods of 3D analysis (3D GIS) with capabilities which allow the geologist to integrate the data, interpret geologic features, and visualize attributes in their true 3D spatial relationships..These requirements are met by solid volum

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The Quark Mixing Matrix and Cp Violation,However it is suggested in this paper that at present visualisation has developed faster than spatial structuring, and that the range of spatial functions supported is still dominated by the need to view and subjectively “size up” the model. This paper reviews spatial functions in terms of alternati

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Introduction to Modern Electrochemistry,erent appearance on core surfaces or borehole images because of the cylindrical shape of boreholes. A modular object-oriented solid-modeling system is used to simulate common geological structures on such curved surfaces. Starting from simple geometric primitives, geological layers are stacked and a

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Introduction to Modern Electrochemistry,them to hazard and risk presentation, computer graphics techniques can be profitably utilized. Computer-built shaded images and satellite scenes are used as background for numerical result representation. Moreover both the cases of static results and time-dependent data have been considered. In the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51556-4cated 3-D control and visualization..First, polygonal approximation reduces continuously digitized reflector lines to more homogeneously distributed reflector points. Next, an automatic Delaunay triangulation of these most relevant points is edited interactively. Colour code contoured and shaded tri

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Developments in Input-Output Analysisetry of complex geological surfaces, such as thrust planes and deformed stratigraphic boundaries. We suggest that this procedure can be used to extract more information from existing geological maps, as well as to verify in three dimensions the geometry of structures during the map-making process.