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Zero to Kriging: As the name suggests,
this course takes interested students from no knowledge of statistics or
geostatistics through to the mysteries of ordinary kriging and its variants
in 30 hours (or less). This is a classroom course and includes manual
exercises to reinforce understanding of the techniques. Contact Isobel for information re
venues.
Practical
Geostatistics: This course is 3 days which are equivalent to Zero
to Kriging with lectures augmented by practical PC/laptop-based exercises
covering many different applications. This course is designed to complement
the Edumine online course and access to Edumine is provided as part of the
registration. Next course 8-10 October 2008. Contact
Isobel or Edumine if you have
questions about this.
BYO Geostatistics: This course allows the
participant to analyse his/her own data using the Geostokos
Toolkit under supervision. Tutorial data sets are provided to
accustom the student to the software. Recent courses have attracted
participants with applications varying from sea-bird protection zones, river
pollution, pests in orange groves to more traditional(?)
applications such as groundwater hydrology and geological resource
estimation. Next course hosted by Edumine in Vancouver
Canada
2-4 February 2009. Contact Isobel or Edumine for local information re venue, accommodation and
so on.
Study online
with the option to gain formal credits through EduMine. Two courses cover the contents of
Practical Geostatistics 2000:
Classical Statistics: Click
here for statistics, lognormals, trend surfaces and much more
Spatial statistics: click
here for inverse distance, semi-variograms, kriging and variations
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