Titlebook: Computer Applications in the Earth Sciences; An Update of the 70s Daniel F. Merriam (Jessie Page Heroy Professor of Book 1981 Springer Sci

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G.-W. von Rymon Lipinski,E. Lücktechniques have permeated most fields of structural geology. The biggest new thrust has been in the application of finiteelement methods, which seem destined to play an increasingly important role in structural-geology research.

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Taschenbuch für Druckluft-Betriebientific method and its development may be viewed as a multitrack activity which includes cybernetics, operations research, and a systems approach, all of which are necessary to analyze and solve extremely complex problems. Advent of the computer, which can serve as an intelligence amplifier, was ti

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Erratum to: Die Ortsfesten Kompressorenputer-based mineral-resource estimation and statistical exploration; and (3) quantification and analysis of geoscience map data. Several examples are presented to illustrate the geostatistical modeling of results obtained by image analysis, and the interpretation of probability index maps derived by

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Erratum to: Die Druckluft und ihre Erzeugungil assemblages by calculating the percent of living species in them. Quantitative biostratigraphy languished for about 125 years but a major renaissance began in the late 1950’s which is continuing at an accelerating pace..Methods of quantitative biostratigraphy can be grouped into several categorie

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Erratum to: Die FMA-Volldieselmotorenin the field of geophysics was the single most significant development, and promises to alter many basic procedures in exploration. Programs and techniques for computer mapping have improved significantly during the decade; contour mapping now is probably the most important application of computers