variable that is distributed NOT on a transect,
but rather at discontinuous (i.e. random) locations in a 2D study area?
Thank you,
Gustavo Vasques
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Assunto: AI-GEOSTATS: variogram
Hi Seba
It's truly hard to generalise, since the techniques to infer these
Hurst exponents (or fractal D) themselves are very sensitive to the
log-log slope. But you are correct some logs can, and do, exhibit
nested structures, which contradict the scale invariance that we are
assuming with an
Ciao Sebastiano,
I did work a bit on the issue with Peter (I guess he will get back to
you with even more references) and found the following papers useful:
Bruno, R., Raspa, G., 1989. Geostatistical characterization of
fractal models of surfaces. In: Armstrong, M. (Ed.),
Geostatistics. Kluwer
at
discontinuous (i.e. random) locations in a 2D study area?
Thank you,
Gustavo Vasques
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Data: Quarta-feira, 11
