Titlebook: Geologic Modeling and Mapping; Andrea Förster,Daniel F. Merriam Book 1996 Plenum Press, New York 1996 Ordovician.Sediment.diagenesis.geolo

娴熟

Book 1996 meeting of the International Association for Mathematical Geology (IAMG) at Praha (Prague), Czech Republic in October of 1993. The Association, founded at the International Geological Congress (IGC) in Prague in 1968, returned to its origins for its Silver Anniversary celebration. All in all 146 pa

CESS

Modeling of Multicomponent Diagenetic Systems,the simulation of temporal and spatial evolution of porosity and mineral distribution in a sandstone layer. Possible application to diagenetic problems is illustrated by several theoretical examples, representing different geological environments.

Climate

爆米花

Three-Dimensional Modeling of Geological Features with Examples from the Cenozoic Lower Rhine Basinmercial programs (ONTOS, GMP) and research developments (GEOSTORE, GRAPE, GOCAD) have been implemented in a workstation network using Remote Procedure Call for data exchange. This system has been developed using examples from the Lower Rhine Basin.

Maximizer

冥界三河

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-98799-0terization (buried, stored, or processed), site characterization and restoration, materials processing and handling, regulatory compliance monitoring, environmental monitoring, waste storage or repository modeling, site selection, and facility monitoring and control.

acclimate

,Effective Transport Properties of Artificial Rocks — Means, Power Laws, and Percolation,monic means. For high conductivity contrasts rules of percolation theory come to application which expand the classical concepts of percolation theory. At the percolation threshold both accesses fall together, as is illustrated by appropriate power laws for the effective transport coefficients.

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朴素

多产鱼

Transition Probability Approach to Statistical Analysis of Spatial Qualitative Variables in Geologya connected with them. A spatial Markov chain, or transition probability approach, provides an appropriate formalism to model geological spatial phenomena characterized by qualitative and discrete state variables. Methods of Markov conditional simulation (estimation) as well as case studies are given to demonstrate the proposed approach.