Titlebook: Computer Graphics in Geology; Three-Dimensional Co Reinhard Pflug,John W. Harbaugh Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

細(xì)胞學(xué)

Modelling of geological discontinuities for reserve estimation purposes at Neves-Corvo, Portugal,The structure of a geological discontinuity modelling system, and its implementation as part of an integrated geological database and reserve estimation system, is described. The application of this system at the Neves-Corvo mine in southern Portugal is discussed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb01177803-D Computer Graphics; 3-D Computergraphik; 3-D Geologic Interpretation; 3-D Geologic Process Simulatio

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3-D visualization of geologic structures and processes,zation tools for structural geology, seismic interpretation, and visual post-processing of simulations. Dynamic display of transient ground-water simulations and sedimentary process simulations can visualize processes developing through time.

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Landforms developing and basing filing: Three-dimensional simulation of erosion, sediment transport time of any sediment deposited there.) The model predicts the evolution in time of this degradation potential field, and so enables the evolving topography of a landform or basin floor to be calculated. The model is implemented for simulation, using a finite-difference approximation over an irregular triangular mesh.

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HERA: Physics, Machine and Experiments, this method can handle all kinds of isovalue surfaces and works efficiently. In the case where the T-surface produced by this method has local roughness, we use DSI (see [1]) method to smooth it. This algorithm has been fully implemented and tested on various examples. Some resultats will be presented.

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The Quark Mixing Matrix and Cp Violation,ions supported is still dominated by the need to view and subjectively “size up” the model. This paper reviews spatial functions in terms of alternative forms of conceptualisation and representation and argues that the next phase of development should be driven by the need to form more sophisticated spatial structurings.