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Linear Estimation of non Stationary Spatial Phenomena

The major difficulty with non stationary phenomena is the estimation of parameters. It is known that the simple and appealing model: variable = deterministic drift + random fluctuation stumbles on the problem of identification of the underlying covariance or variogram.

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