Commonly, natural phenomena such as grade mineralization show spatial interdependence. In this sense, the so-called variograms can be used in order to identify the mathematical law that describes the spatial structure of a regionalized variable. This notebook aims to present an intuitive and interactive introduction to a key tool in geostatistics: the Variogram.
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Download and install Julia ≥ v1.6.1.
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Open Julia REPL and install Pluto:
julia> using Pkg
julia> Pkg.add("Pluto")
NOTE: Pluto must be ≥ to v0.15
- Download and extract the repository folder:
- In Julia REPL, instantiate environment:
julia> using Pkg
julia> Pkg.activate("C:/downloaded/folder/local/path/.../Variograms-main")
julia> Pkg.instantiate()
NOTE: Replace all \
with /
(for Windows users)
- Launch Pluto:
julia> using Pluto
julia> Pluto.run()
- Copy
Variograms-main
local path, paste it on "Open from file" field and, finally, add\variograms.jl
to path, so you can openvariograms.jl
notebook:
- Wait a while for all the resources in the notebook to load. It may take a while.
Main references used (strongly recommended):