Beyond Ordinary Kriging Symposium
Proceedings of a symposium held Friday 30th October 1998 Perth, Western Australia
Original papers compiled by J. Vann and M. Humphries.
PDF files and CD compiled by S. M. Searston and R. J. Warner
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Beyond Ordinary Kriging -- An Overview of Non-linear Estimation (364 Kb)
John Vann and Daniel Guibal, Geoval
A practitioners implementation of indicator kriging
(399 Kb)
Ian Glacken and Paul Blackney, Snowden Associates
The Application of Indicator Kriging in the Modelling of Geological Data (155 Kb)
Brett Gossage, Resource Service Group
Non-Linear Modelling of Geological Continuity (307 Kb)
John Henstridge, Data Analysis Australia
Comparison of Median and Full Indicator Kriging in the Analysis of a Gold Mineralisation
(406 Kb)
Donna Hill, Ute Mueller, Lyn Bloom, Edith Cowan University
Local recoverable estimation: A case study in uniform conditioning on the Wandoo Project for Boddington Gold Mine
(891 Kb)
Michael Humphreys, Geoval
A case study using indicator kriging — the Mount Morgan Gold-Copper Deposit, Queensland
(360 Kb)
Ivor Jones, WMC Resources
Practical application of multiple indicator kriging and conditional simulation to recoverable resource estimation for the Halley’s lateritic nickel deposit.
(377 Kb)
Ian Lipton, Richard Gaze, John Horton and Sia Khosrowshahi, Mining and Resource Technology
Median Indicator Kriging - A Case Study in Iron Ore
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Alison Keogh and Craig Moulton, Hamersley Iron
A proposed approach to change of support correction for multiple indicator kriging, based on p-field simulation
(277 Kb)
Sia Khosrowshahi, Richard Gaze and Bill Shaw, Mining and Resource Technology
Author Contact Details
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