Dear Yadollah
Well, there are many nice books (e.g. Geostatistics for natural resources
evaluation), also the work done in the project Intamap is hihgly interesting.
Anyway, one problem of anisotropy is that a coefficient of anisotropy is
defined only in case of geometric anisotropy (same
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Dear All
On anisotropy computation, the attached paper might be quite helpful.
Thanks
Abedini
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 11:52 AM, sebastiano.trevis...@libero.it
Ok, in this case surface morphology could be very useful (i.e. possible strong
signature of antrophic activity).
But you need high resolution dems!
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HiAn idea could be to calculate a kernel density from the sites and see if
there is a correlationwith lithology. The dem could be useful if there is some
correlation between morphology and themining sites i.e.: 1) are the mining
sites correlated with the geo-structural and geomorfological
Dear list members
Before to post the references and other questions about
fractals\time series and variograms, related to the my last
question on the
mailing list, unfortunately I have another geostatistical issue.
I tryed to
use an interative approach (in R with gstat) to estimate
trend
