Titlebook: Resonances in Heavy Ion Reactions; Proceedings of the S Klaus A. Eberhard Conference proceedings 1982 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 198

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ata. The resulting maps may contain varying levels of uncertainty depending on the experience of the interpreter and the availability and quality of seismic and well data..This chapter describes a neural network ensemble approach to the interpolation problem. An interval of seismic data representing

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Lucjan Jarczyke are several subsets of networks that depend on the relative resistivities of adjacent layers, e.g. R1>R2>R3, R1R3, etc. The well-logging curves are subdivided into fixed-length windows by each sub-network. The results are estimations of resistivity and thickness of each layer. The networks are

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M. Hugi,J. Lang,R. Müller,J. Sromicki,L. Jarczyk,A. Strza?kowski,H. Wita?a,K. A. Eberhardt techniques employing sediment traps using a polyvinyl chloride pipe to capture suspended sediment and a handheld analyzer for X-ray fluorescent analysis and a digital scanner for image analysis were employed for sediment measurement and analysis. In laboratory experiments, the sediment catch perfo

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G. Gaul,W. Bickel,W. Lahmer,R. Santobservational and numerical frameworks. Shirahama Bay with shallower water and Funauki Bay with deeper water in the northwestern part of Iriomote Island?are mutually connected by a channel. Tidal flows in both bays are expected to be much more complex than those of Sakiyama and Amitori bays, discusse

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K. M. Hartmann,W. Dünnweber,W. E. Frahnbservational and numerical frameworks. Shirahama Bay with shallower water and Funauki Bay with deeper water in the northwestern part of Iriomote Island?are mutually connected by a channel. Tidal flows in both bays are expected to be much more complex than those of Sakiyama and Amitori bays, discusse

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E. R. Cosman,R. J. Ledoux,M. J. Bechara,C. E. Ordonez,H. A. Al-Juwaird the physical environment.Provides detailed information for.This book presents recent results of collaborative studies in geophysics and ecology, focusing on the relationship between the physical environment and the distribution of the marine coastal ecosystems. The study area, the Sakiyamawan–Amit