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Geostatistics
Modeling Spatial UncertaintyChiles, J.-P. ; Deliner, P.
New York: John Wiley & Sons. Inc, 1999.
695 Seiten
In closing, my comments may suggest that I do not think that this is a 'good' book. This is not, in fact, the message that I wish to convey. Clearly I do not have the requisite background to fully appreciate this book. However, I can imagine that there is a group of people out there somewhere - albeit an extremely small group - who will be extremely grateful to the authors for having produced this book. The authors` in-depth knowledge of the theoretical foundation of the subject(s) covered, als well as their enthusiasm for Geostatistics is obvious throughout the book. I can certainly imagine the book being used as a text for upper level graduate courses in spatially oriented Geology departments worldwide. However, individuals who are looking for a 'how to' book on kriging, or an explanation of concepts like 'drift' and 'stationarity' in laymen's terms will be quite disappointed. |
Professur
für Geodäsie und Geoinformatik (GG) AUF
Universität Rostock
