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Inverse distance interpolation for facies modeling 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Olena Babak 《Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment (SERRA)》2014,28(6):1373-1382
Inverse distance weighted interpolation is a robust and widely used estimation technique. In practical applications, inverse distance interpolation is oftentimes favored over kriging-based techniques when there is a problem of making meaningful estimates of the field spatial structure. Nowadays application of inverse distance interpolation is limited to continuous random variable modeling. There is a need to extend the approach to categorical/discrete random variables. In this paper we propose such an extension using indicator formalism. The applicability of inverse distance interpolation for categorical modeling is then illustrated using Total’s Joslyn Lease facies data. 相似文献
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Karbassi A. R. Fakhraee M. Heidari M. Vaezi A. R. Valikhani Samani A. R. 《Arabian Journal of Geosciences》2015,8(4):2143-2151
Arabian Journal of Geosciences - Estuaries are both chemically and physically dynamic ecosystems that, due to their location at the river-sea interface, act as buffer zones between the continent... 相似文献
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Aiyelokun Oluwatobi Pham Quoc Bao Aiyelokun Oluwafunbi Malik Anurag Adarsh S. Mohammadi Babak Linh Nguyen Thi Thuy Zakwan Mohammad 《Natural Hazards》2021,109(2):1557-1588
Natural Hazards - Rainfall intensity or depth estimates are vital input for hydrologic and hydraulic models used in designing drainage infrastructures. Unfortunately, these estimates are... 相似文献
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Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering - Epistemic uncertainty in seismic hazard analysis is traditionally addressed by utilizing a logic-tree structure with subjective probabilities for branches.... 相似文献
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Differential compaction has long been used by seismic interpreters to infer subsurface geology using knowledge of the relative compaction of different types of sediments. We outline a method to infer the gross fraction of shale in an interval between two seismic horizons using sandstone and shale compaction laws. A key component of the method involves reconstruction of a smooth depositional horizon by interpolating decompacted thicknesses from well control. We derive analytic formulae for decompaction calculations using known porosity–stress relations and do not employ discrete layer iterative methods; these formulae were found to depend not only upon the gross fraction of shale but also on the clay content of the shales and the thickness of the interval. The relative merits of several interpolation options were explored, and found to depend upon the structural setting. The method was successfully applied to an oil sands project in Alberta, Canada. 相似文献
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Shoreline variation and river deltas are among the most dynamic systems in marine environments. The related different variations in spatial and temporal scales play significant roles in land planning and different management applications. Modeling the dynamics of seashore of Boujagh National Park (BNP) which is located on the southern coast of the Caspian Sea in the Sefidrud Delta (SD), considering natural and anthropogenic factors, was the main objective of the current study. To achieve this goal, a combination of remote sensing data, historical data, and numerical simulations was utilized. The BNP covers an area of 3,270 ha and includes two international wetlands, Boujagh and Kiashahr. In earlier periods, this area faced severe morphological changes whereas recently its shoreline has experienced gradual variations. Accordingly, at the first stage, the shoreline variation from 2006 to 2017 was extracted by processing and classifying Operational Land Imager (OLI) and Thematic Mapper (TM) images from Landsat satellites using the Maximum Likelihood approach. In the second stage, the two dimensional MIKE21 model was utilized to identify wave and coastal current patterns and parameters for the year 2015. Morphologically, the results showed that, the shoreline of the BNP is affected by several natural and anthropogenic factors. Seaward advancement of the shoreline occurred in zones A (east zone) and C (west zone) due to Caspian Sea Level drop and sedimentation while retreating occurred at Zone B (north zone) influenced by wave and current patterns and reduction of the Sefidrud River flows. Also, the results imply that maintaining the existing conditions results in the disappearance of a considerable part of the ecological area in the BNP. Hence, to manage and preserve the coastline of the BNP complying with the current anthropogenic and natural factors, it is vital to take necessary management measures. 相似文献