Hi
From what I remember there are many works of Journel.
As a personal consideration, I Have the fealing that more the
statistical spatial index is complex, higher is the probability
that we met non stationarity conditions....and so the inference from
data become quite difficult!
Sebastiano
At 12.47 16/03/2007, you wrote:
Dear list,
can somebody recommend an introduction into multiple-point geostatistics ?
or a literature review ?
Thanks for hints,
Peter
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