Kansas Geological Survey, Computer Contributions 12, originally published in 1967

Computer Applications in the Earth Sciences: Colloquium on Trend Analysis

Edited by Daniel F. Merriam and Nan Carnahan Cocke

Originally published in 1967 as Kansas Geological Survey Computer Contributions 12.

Contents

Selecting the "best" regression equation, by N.R. Draper and H. Smith

Fourier trend-surface analysis in the geometrical analysis of subsurface folds of the Michigan Basin, by E.H.T. Whitten

The use of eigenvector methods in describing surfaces, by T.V. Loudon

Stepwise regression in trend analysis, by A. T. Miesch and J.J. Connor

Application of canonical correlation to trend analysis, by P.J. Lee and G.V. Middleton

A simulation of ghost stratigraphy, by G.S. Koch and R.F. Link

Nonlinear models for trend analysis in geology, by W.R. James

Correlation between surfaces by spectral methods, by J.N. Rayner

The general linear model in map preparation and analysis, by W.C. Krumbein

Trend-surface analysis of noisy data, by D.B. Mcintyre

Application of response-surface analysis to sedimentary petrology, by J.C. Davis

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