Random Field Models in Earth Sciences

Random Field Models in Earth SciencesThis graduate level text surveys the problems of earth and environmental sciences by means of theoretical models that have as an essential basis a purely random element. In addition to introducing students to spatiotemporal modeling as a fundamental methodology in the earth sciences, this volume illustrates the role of spatiotemporal modeling in the general framework of the scientific method. Starting with discussions of the science of the probable,

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This edition is practical for study