Isobel,
I keep in mind at all times that wonderful sentence
in Clark (1979), "Systematic errors, be they sampling , analytical, or whatever,
will not be picked up by geostatistics and will be transferred to any
estimates produced." (p. 119)
Isobel,this wisdomshould be included in
the
Isobel,
I keep in mind at all times that wonderful sentence
in Clark (1979), "Systematic errors, be they sampling , analytical, or whatever,
will not be picked up by geostatistics and will be transferred to any
estimates produced." (p. 119)
Isobel,this wisdomshould be included in
the
Isobel,
I keep in mind at all times that wonderful sentence
in Clark (1979), "Systematic errors, be they sampling , analytical, or whatever,
will not be picked up by geostatistics and will be transferred to any
estimates produced." (p. 119)
Isobel,this wisdomshould be included in
the
Isobel,
I keep in mind at all times that wonderful sentence
in Clark (1979), "Systematic errors, be they sampling , analytical, or whatever,
will not be picked up by geostatistics and will be transferred to any
estimates produced." (p. 119)
Isobel,this wisdomshould be included in
the
Isobel,
I keep in mind at all times that wonderful sentence
in Clark (1979), "Systematic errors, be they sampling , analytical, or whatever,
will not be picked up by geostatistics and will be transferred to any
estimates produced." (p. 119)
Isobel,this wisdomshould be included in
the
Title: Message
4 times !
I guess my forwarded mail should be read by the rest of
the list as well to avoid similar situations in the
future.
Thanks
Gregoire
From: Gregoire Dubois
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 09 February 2006
13:32To: 'Fran Manns'Subject: RE: [ai-geostats] Re:
Francis Mann et al,
This is a very interesting discussion, with several interesting and
valid points of view. I aggree with most of them. Here are some
additional comments from a mining geologist..
As one of my professors (F.F Osborne, petrology) repeated a few times
when he felt that we
Marcel -
I couldn't agree more.
As someone who has worked for many years with the Russian as well as the
western system of reserves/resource classification, it is my experience that
the Russian system - being more prescriptive - frequently yields better
resource estimates than the western,
I will suggest Jan to read some basic geostatistics theory, and more particularly on stationary random functions. But, Jan, you are all right, geostatistics is a particular case of mathematical statistics. Please, find the Matheron thesis and read it.
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"JW" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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