Semi-Variogram Estimation Using a Simulated Deposit (92a635db-e47c-43f3-854e-ae354715ac0d)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
P. I. Brooker
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1984

Abstract

The semi-variogram, the basic tool of geostatistical estimation procedures, must itself be estimated from the available data. From a numerically simulated two-dimensional deposit, with known variability expressed through its semi-variogram, the standard arithmetic mean estimator is used to calculate experimental semi-variograms. These are determined on a series of data sets obtained from the deposit with various sampling grids that cover different areas of the deposit and have a mite range in the number of available data. The orders of discrepancies between estimated and theoretical semi-variograms are determined in this idealized situation; and this provides a basis against which to assess experimental semi-variograms made on field data.
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APA: P. I. Brooker  (1984)  Semi-Variogram Estimation Using a Simulated Deposit (92a635db-e47c-43f3-854e-ae354715ac0d)

MLA: P. I. Brooker Semi-Variogram Estimation Using a Simulated Deposit (92a635db-e47c-43f3-854e-ae354715ac0d). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1984.

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