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geoENV III- GEOSTATISTICSFORENVIRONMENTALAPPLICATIONS Quantitative Geology and Geostatistics VOLUME II geoENV 111- GEOSTATISTICS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS Proceedings of the Third European Conference on Geostatistics for Environmental Applications held in Avignon, France, November 22-24,2000 Edited by PASCAL MONESTIEZ Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique. Avignon. France DENIS ALLARD Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique. Avignon. France and ROLAND FROIDEVAUX FSS Consultants SA. Geneva. Switzerland 111... " SPRINGER-SCIENCE+BUSINESS MEDIA, B.V. A C.I.P. Catalogue record for this book is available from the Library of Congress. ISBN 978-0-7923-7107-6 ISBN 978-94-010-0810-5 (eBook) DOI 10.1007/978-94-010-0810-5 Printed on acid-free paper AII Rights Reserved © 2001 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht Originally published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2001 Softcover reprint of ţhe hardcover 1s t edition 2001 No part of the material protected by this copyright notice may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means. electronic or mechanical. including photocopying. recording or by any information storage and retrieval system. without written permission from the copyright owner. Contents FOREWORD xi ORGANIZINGCOMMITTEEANDLISTOFREFEREES xiii SPONSORSOFTHECONFERENCE xv KEYNOTEPAPERS OnthecontributionofhydrogeologytoadvancesIngeostatlstics 1 CHILESJ.-P. AdvancesInmodelingandInferenceforenvironmentalprocesses 17 withnonstatlonaryspatialcovariance SAMPSONP. D., DAMIAND. ANDGunORPP. AIR POLLUTION ICLIMATE OrdinaryandIndicatorkrigingofmonthlymeannitrogendioxidecon- 33 centrationsIntheUnited Kingdom ATKINSONP. M.ANDLLOYDC.D. Totalairpollutionandspace-timemodelling 45 DEIACOS., MYERSD. E. ANDPOSAD. GeostatisticalInterpolationofrainfallInmountainousareas 57 DERAISMEJ.,HUMBERTJ.,DROGUEG.ANDFRESLONN. IncorporatingInformationfromadigitalelevation modelforImprov- 67 Ingthearealestimationofrainfall G6MEZ-HERNANDEZJ.J., CASSIRAGAE. F.,GUARDIOLAALBERTC. ANDALVAREZRODRiGUEZJ. vi Robustpredictionsofrainfall inNavarre,Spain 79 MILITINOA F., PALACIOSM.B.ANDUGARTEM.D. Poweringan EgyptianairqualityInformationsystemwiththeBayes- 91 IanMaximumEntropyspaceJtlmeanalysistoolbox: resultsfromthe Cairobaselineyearstudy. SERREM., CHRISTAKOSG., HOWESJ.ANDABDEL-REHIEMA G. ENVIRONMENT Space-timemodellingofsandbeachdata:ageostatistlcalapproach 101 BOURGINEB., CHILESJ.-P.ANDWATREMEZP. Identificationofregionalvariabilitycomponentbygeostatlstlcal 113 analysisofstreamsediments BRUNOR, PALUMBOV. ANDBONDUAS. Delineationofhazardousareasandadditionalsamplingstrategyin 125 presenceofalocation-specificthreshold GOOVAERTSP. ANDVANMEIRVENNEM. LocalInterpolationofsomechemicalparametersaftertheremovalof 137 theAznalcollarminespill sludge(south-westSpain) VANDERLINDENK., GIRALDEZJ.V.,ORDONEZR ANDVANMEIRVENNEM. Geostatlstlcalevaluationofamonitoringstrategyforwaterquality 149 assessment VENARDC., AULINGERA, lAJAUNIEC. ANDWACKERNAGELH. Appllcation ofdataassimilationtothree-dimensional hydrodynam- 157 ics: thecaseofOdralagoon WOLFT., SENEGASJ.,BERTINOL. ANDWACKERNAGELH. HEALTHI ECOLOGY GeostatlstlcalcharacterizationofapinetreeproductivityIndex 169 ALMEIDAJ.ANDSANTOSC. Impactoflocalpollutiononfish abundanceusinggeostatistical 181 simulations DEOLIVEIRAE., BEZN.ANDPREVOSTE. An applicationofgeostatisticalandGIStechniquestoindoorradon 193 riskmapping ZHuH.C. vii HYDROLOGY Stochasticflowandtransportsimulationsofathree-dimensional 205 tracertestInmoderatelyfractured plutonicrock. CHANT.,STANCHELLF.W. ,SRIVASTAVAR.M., SCHEIERN.W. ANDJENSENM.R. Aprobabilisticandconditionalapproachfordelineatingtheextentof 217 acontaminationplumewithinanaquifer FROIDEVAUXR., GARCIAM.ANDBLONDELTH. Geostatisticalmodelingoftracertestsinasinglefracture. Calibra- 227 tionoftransportparameters JODARJ.,ALCOLEAA., MEDINASIERRAA. ANDCARRERAJ. Radialflowinaboundedrandomlyheterogeneousaquiferwithre- 239 charge RIVAM.ANDTElC. Uncertaintyandsensitivityanalysesforcontaminanttransport,mod- 251 elsbasedonconditionalindicatorsimulations ROHLIGK.-J. ANDPOLTLB. AnalysisofradionuclidemigrationInrockfractureswith heteroge- 263 neousmatrixdiffusion XuS.,WORMANA.ANDDVERSTORPB. METHODS Probabilityfieldalgorithmformultivariateconditionalsimulation 275 CASSIRAGAE. F.ANDG6MEZ-HERNANDEZJ.J. Analysingpositive-valuedspatialdata:thetransformedGaussian 287 model CHRISTENSENO. F., DIGGLEP.J.ANDRIBEIROJR. P.J. Krigingforcut-offsandotherdifficultproblems 299 CRESSIEN.ANDJOHANNESSONG. Detectingregionsofabruptchange: womblingprocedureandstatls- 311 ticalsignificance GLEYZEJ.F.,BACROJ.N.ANDALLARDD. Averagelengthofobjectsdefinedfrom binaryrealizations:effectsof 323 discretizationandcovarianceparameters GUARDIOLAALBERTC. ANDG6MEZ-HERNANDEZJ.J. viii Apositivedefiniteestimatorofthenonstationarycovarianceofran- 333 domfields GUILLOTG., SENOUSSIR. ANDMONESTIEZP. Variogram-derlvedmeasuresoftextural Imageclassification: 345 Applicationtolarge-scalevegetation mapping JAKOMULSKAA. ANDCLARKK.C. WhichexperimentalvarlogramforthestructuralInference:ameth- 357 odologlcalstudy JEANNEEN.ANDDEFouaUETCH. Parameteruncertaintyin spatialprediction:checkingitsimportance 369 bycross-validatingtheWolfcampand Rongelapdatasets. PAPRITZA. ANDMOYEEDR.A. Directsequentialco-simulation:anewstochasticmodellingforenvi- 381 ronmentalapplications SOARESA. Changeofsupportforenvironmentalindicators 393 STEINA. Bayesianconditioningofarandomfieldtopointmeasurements 405 TODINIE. SOILSCIENCEI SITEREMEDIATION Factorial Krigingappliedtothestudyofindustrialcontaminatedsoils 417 BATISTA A. C., FERREIRADASILVAE. A.,SOUSAA.J. ANDCARDOSOFONSECAE. Managingheterogeneoussamplingdataforgeostatisticalestima- 429 tionsofBenzo(A)pyreneconcentrations inaformergasworks DEMOUGEOT-RENARDH.ANDDEFouaUETC. Geostatisticalmodelingofregionalized grain-sizedistributionsusing 441 MinIMaxautocorrelationfactors DESBARATSA. J. Finescalesolitextureestimation usingsoilmapsandprofilede- 453 scrlptlons D'ORD.ANDBoGAERTP. Acomparisonofgeostatlstlcalsimulationapproachesforestimating 463 thespatialuncertaintyofsolitexture DRUCKFUKSS.ANDVOLTZM. ix Accounting forsoftinformation inmappingsoilcontaminationwith 475 TPHatanoilstoragesite PEREIRAM.,ALMEIDAJ., COSTAC. ANDSOARESA. GeostatlstlcalanalysisofPCB-contaminatedsedimentInacommer- 487 ciaIdock,Swansea, UK REEDJ., CHAPPELLA., FRENCHJ. R. ANDOLIVERM.A. POSTERPRESENTATIONS Comparisonofgeostatlstlcalalgorithmsforcompletinggroundwater 499 monitoringwelltimeseriesusingdataofanearbyriver BARABAsN.ANDGOOVAERTSP. DataassimilationandgeostatlstlcsInecologicalmodeling 501 BERTINOL.,WACKERNAGELH. ANDVONSTORCHH. Spatialpatternsofsoliseed-bankrelatedtosomesoilproperties 503 BacCHIS.,CASTRIGNANOA.ANDGEROSAG. Geostatisticalanalysisforcharacterizationofgullytopographicfea- 505 turesInolivetreeareas CARVAJALF., DELGADOJ., CARDENALJ. ANDGIRALDEZJ.V. Probabilisticassessmentofgroundwatercontamination bynitrate 507 CASTRIGNANOA.,BRAGATOG.ANDLOPEZN. BMEanalysisofneuralnetworkresidual datafromtheChemobyl 509 fallout: Bayesianandnon-Bayesianapproaches CHRISTAKOSG., SERREM., DEMYANOVV.,TIMONINV., KANEVSKIM., SAVELIEVAE. ANDCHERNOVS. Spatialanalysisofsoil physicalpropertiesInaUKuplandsubcatch- 511 ment DEEKSL. K., BENGOUGHA. G., LowD.,ZHANGX., YOUNGI. M., CRAwFORDJ.W.,CHESSELLJ. M.ANDBILLETM. F. Digitalterrain modellingwithgeostatlstics 513 DELGADOJ., CARDENALJ., CARACUELJ.E.ANDGOMEZA. ThePLSregression inspatialstatisticalestimation 515 ELKETTANIY. Complexgeometryofdepositionalfacieswithinacoastalaquifer 517 system:three-dimensionalmappingofconfining layersand hydro geologicImplications ERSKINEJ.ANDFISHERA.T. x GeostatisticalapproachformappingSPTvaluesatLisbon 519 FERNANDESL., AzEVEDOP.ANDPEREIRAM. Useofmultivariateindicestocharacterisehydrogeochemicaldata. 521 ApplicationtothealluvialaquiferofAltoGuadalentin, SESpain. JIMENEZ-EsPINOSAR., CERONJ.C.ANDPULIDO-BOSCHA. Evaluationofdeleteriousandtoxicelementscontentsin Cu-Agores 523 fromLubin-Glogowdistrict,SW Poland MUCHAJ.,NIECM.ANDDOllKM. Spatialpredictionofdiameterdistributionmodelsinforestry 525 NANOSN. ANDMONTEROG. Geostatlsticalanalysisofstereoscopicpairsofsatelliteimages 527 SENEGASJ., SCHMITTM.ANDNONINP. GIS-based classificationandIndicatorsimulationofgroundwater 529 vulnerabilitycharacteristics. Casestudyon Austrlan-Czech border STIBITZM. SpatialvariabilityofheavymetalsInanagriculturalwatershedin 531 Galicia,Spain ULLOAGUITIANM.,VIEIRAS. R., PAZGONzALEZA. ANDAPERECIDADEABREUC. Effectofsolipropertiesonvegetationdiversityinacreatedhay 533 meadow. Amultivariateandspatialapproach VAZS.,TRUEMANI.C., FULLENM.A.,COHNE.V.J.,OLIVERM.A. Spatialanalysisofpatchyvegetationonsemi-aridsteppe 535 WEBSTERR. ANDMAESTREF.T. Authorindex 539

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