Software
S-GeMS: Stanford Geostat Modeling Software
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S-GeMS is a software for 3D geostatistical modeling. Many of the classical geostatistics algorithms are implemented, as well as new developments made at Stanford University.
GsTL : Geostatistical Template Library
- GsTL is a C++ library that provides a comprehensive set of tools and algorithms for geostatistics. Based on the Generic Programming paradigm, it is extendable and easy to integrate into existing softwares
GSLIB version 2
- Download GSLIB tar-file containing all code of the book
GSLIB: Geostatistical software library, Deutsch, C.V. and Journel, A.G. Oxford University Press, 1998.
This version 2.1 contains some bug correction over the 1992, version 1.
- GSLIB help pages for help with installation and overview of the code
- Programs added: accuracy plots, boolean channel simulation, tranformations for truncated Gaussian, cleaning of pixel-based simulations
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GUTLIB directory
The GUTLIB is a collection of the following algorithms :
- Block CoKriging cokb3d
- Correlogram map calculation corrmap
- Dual Kriging (SK-OK) of Rectangular Grid dual3d
- Fractal Simulation fracsim
- New Categorical Simulation Program gtsim
- Inverse Distance Intterpolation invd
- Location Map of 2-D Rectangular Grid locmap
- Indicator Kriging of 3D Rectangular Grid newik3d
- New Version of Probability Field simulation pfsim3d
- Random Stratified Sampling from 2D Data randsamp3d
- Colocated Sgsim with Markov Hypothesis sgcosim3d
- Multiple Grid Sgsim sgsim2
- Sequential Indicator Simulation sisim2_fc
- Categorical Simulation using local proportion curves sisimpdf_fc
- New Variogram Plotting Program vargnew
- Graphics Programs for Geostatical analysis Visualization xgam
- xv2d xv2d
- xv3d xv3d
- Visualizing 2D and 3D slices in XWindows yap
- Upscale find grid permeability and porosity using pressure solver. upscaler or flowsim
- Indicator kriging and p-field simulation in the presence of inequality constraints, hard and soft data. iksim
- Unconditional simulation using Turning band algorithm tb3d
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Stanford V Data Set
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