1982
DOI: 10.1007/bf01032887
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Matrix formulation of co-kriging

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“…For example, the nugget value for wind speed is large (≈0.5) compared with the other two which are close to zero. Cokriging involves more complicated algebraic calculations than kriging and the detailed principles are well explained by Myers (1982) and Cressie (1993).…”
Section: Kriging and Cokrigingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, the nugget value for wind speed is large (≈0.5) compared with the other two which are close to zero. Cokriging involves more complicated algebraic calculations than kriging and the detailed principles are well explained by Myers (1982) and Cressie (1993).…”
Section: Kriging and Cokrigingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Journel and Huijbregts (1978), the major contribution of cokriging to mining is the possibility of co-estimating poorly sampled variables, but Olea (1991) and Myers (1982) mention that the best advantages are the reduction of error-variance estimation and the opportunity of estimating many attributes in the same domain.…”
Section: Cokrigingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As in the case of classical multivariate geostatistics, estimates of the alr variables can be made at unsampled locations using the covariance structure defined in Equation [7]. For example, the local neighbourhood simple cokriging estimate ξ * SK (s 0 ) at location s 0 is given by [8] where μ is the mean of the alr-transformed data, W α (s 0 ) is the matrix of weights derived from the simple cokriging system (e.g., Myers, 1982), and n(s 0 ) is the number of data locations forming the local neighbourhood relevant to predicting x(s 0 ). The kriging estimates ξ *(s α ) need to be back-transformed to a composition.…”
Section: Regionalized Compositionsmentioning
confidence: 99%