Variograms are a cornerstone of spatial statistics, and are used to describe the variability between data points within a data set as a function of the distance that separates them. Variograms become of critical importance in most geomodelling workflows which use Kriging, as they can describe how much weight to […]
In my last geomodeling post, I talked a little bit about what exactly geomodeling entails. Now I want to step in a bit deeper, and look into what, in my mind, constitute the fundamental focus areas in creating a realistic, functional, and usable 3D geocellular model. I call these focus […]
“So, what do you do for work?” The inevitable question comes up again and again when meeting new people, either at your friend’s house party, out at the bar, or in the blind date your bestie set you up with because “you’d totally hit it off, I’m sure of it”. […]
“The first draft is you just telling yourself the story.”
-Sir Terry Pratchett