Comparison of Methods for Joining Pointwise Geological Data to Interpolation Grids
2010
Aivars Spalviņš, Inta Lāce

Abstract – Pointwise geological initial data in are used for creating hydrogeological models (HM). By processing in by interpolation methods,  - maps are created on (x, y) – grids of HM. The maps represent geometrical and physical features of geological layers. If solutions of boundary field problems are applied as interpolation results ( - maps) then in serve as the boundary conditions of the first kind. They must be joined to nodes of the interpolation grid. In this paper, three methods are compared that may be applied to perform this task when the local date search region is a square, a circle, an area enclosed by hyperbola arcs. Features of these methods are examined and recommendations on their optimal use are given.


Keywords
hydrogeological models, interpolation of data

Spalviņš, A., Lāce, I. Comparison of Methods for Joining Pointwise Geological Data to Interpolation Grids. Boundary Field Problems and Computer Simulation. Vol.45, 2010, pp.34-40. ISSN 1407-7493.

Publication language
English (en)
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