AN EXAMPLE OF THE PRACTICAL USE OF CHRONOSOMES IN QUANTITATIVE STRATIGRAPHY

AN EXAMPLE OF THE PRACTICAL USE OF CHRONOSOMES IN QUANTITATIVE STRATIGRAPHY

The three-dimensional mapping of time-bounded bodies of rock (chronosomes, after Schultz, 1982) forms the basis of quantitative prediction of both rock properties and biostratigraphy in the subsurface as discussed in the accompanying paper by Griffiths and Nordlund. Over fifty chronosomes from the P...

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Veröffentlicht in:Geoinformatics 1993/08/25, Vol.4(3), pp.313-325
Hauptverfasser: Nordlund, Ulf, Griffiths, Cedric M.
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