This is a new(ish) course, run for the first time at the University of Florida, Gainesville in December 2005. Described as an “intermediate” course on geostatistics, this two-day seminar uses case studies to illustrate the use of geostatistical methods in a variety of applications.

Using little or no mathematics, Isobel Clark discusses case studies involving interpretation of every-day questions, such as:

• Is my data homogeneous enough for geostatistical mapping?
• Do I have trends in my data and (if so) what kind?
• How do I interpret semi-variograms which deviate from the ideal shapes?
• What Kriging method should I use (if any)?
• Should I be using Kriging results at all?

And many more!

Course content is tailored to the audience at any specific venue. Come along and make your needs known!