geoENV III — Geostatistics for Environmental Applications: Proceedings of the Third European Conference on Geostatistics for Environmental Applications held in Avignon, France, November 22–24, 2000

540 Pages·2001·51.741 MB·English

by  Jean-Paul Chilès (auth.), Pascal Monestiez, Denis Allard, Roland Froidevaux (eds.)

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...
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SPRINGER-SCIENCE+BUSINESS MEDIA, B.V.
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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