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A comparative error analysis of manual versus automated methods of data acquisition for algebraic strain estimation 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
This paper presents a statistical analysis of the algebraic strain estimation algorithm of Shimamoto and Ikeda [Shimamoto, T., Ikeda, Y., 1976. A simple algebraic method for strain estimation from deformed eillipsoidal objects: 1. Basic theory. Tectonophysics 36, 315–337]. It is argued that the error in their strain estimation procedure can be quantified using an expected discrepancy measure. An analysis of this measure demonstrates that the error is inversely proportional to the number of clasts used. The paper also examines the role of measurement error, in particular that incurred under (i) a moment based and (ii) manual data acquisition methods. Detailed analysis of these two acquisition methods shows that in both cases, the effect of measurement error on the expected discrepancy is small relative to the effect of the sample size (number of objects). Given their relative speed advantage, this result favours the use of automated measurement methods even if they incur more measurement error on individual objects. Validation of these results is carried out by means of a simulation study, as well as by reference to studies appearing in previous literature. The results are also applied to obtain an upper bound on the error of strain estimation for various studies published in the literature on strain analysis. 相似文献
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Kieran P. Donaghy 《Journal of Geographical Systems》2001,3(3):257-270
This paper presents and demonstrates a general approach to solving spatial dynamic models in continuous space and continuous
time that characterize the behaviour of intertemporally and interspatially optimizing agents and estimating from discrete
data the parameters of such models. The approach involves the use of a projection method to solve the models and a quasi-Newton
algorithm to update quasi-FIML parameter estimates.
Received: 26 July 2000 / Accepted: 31 January 2001 相似文献
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Gianfranco Piras Kieran P. Donaghy Giuseppe Arbia 《Journal of Geographical Systems》2007,9(4):311-344
This paper presents an innovative approach to the study of regional economic dynamics within a nonlinear continuous-time econometric
framework—a generalized specification of the Lotka–Volterra system of equations. This specification, which accounts for interdependent
behavior of three industrial sectors and spillover effects of activities in neighboring regions, is employed in an analysis
of five Italian regions between 1980 and 2003. For these regions, we report estimation results, characterize the varying systems
dynamics, analyze the models’ local and global stability properties, and determine via sensitivity analyses which structural
features appear to exert the greatest influence on these properties.
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Ricardo Génova-Santos José Alberto Rubiño-Martín Rafael Rebolo † Kieran Cleary ‡ Rod D. Davies Richard J. Davis Clive Dickinson § Nelson Falcón ‡‡ Keith Grainge Carlos M. Gutiérrez Michael P. Hobson Michael E. Jones ¶ Rüdiger Kneissl Katy Lancaster Carmen P. Padilla-Torres Richard D. E. Saunders Paul F. Scott Angela C. Taylor ¶ Robert A. Watson †† 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2005,363(1):79-92
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Robert A. Watson Pedro Carreira Kieran Cleary Rod D. Davies Richard J. Davis Clive Dickinson Keith Grainge † Carlos M. Gutiérrez Michael P. Hobson Michael E. Jones Rüdiger Kneissl Anthony Lasenby Klaus Maisinger Guy G. Pooley Rafael Rebolo José Alberto Rubiño-Martin ‡ Ben Rusholme § Richard D. E. Saunders Richard Savage Paul F. Scott Ane Slosar Pedro J. Sosa Molina Angela C. Taylor David Titterington Elizabeth Waldram Althea Wilkinson 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2003,341(4):1057-1065
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Kieran?D.?O’HaraEmail author Frank?E.?Huggins 《Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology》2005,148(5):602-614
The redox conditions during frictional melting provide information on the physical and chemical conditions during seismic slip in the crust. Here we examine frictional melts from five localities by analyzing host rocks and corresponding pseudotachylytes using Mössbauer spectroscopy. The faults examined are located at South Mountain, Arizona; Fort Foster, Maine (two localities); Long Ridge fault, North Carolina; and the Homestake shear zone, Colorado. The main iron-bearing phases in the pseudotachylytes are phyllosilicates (biotite, muscovite and clays) and iron oxides (magnetite and hematite) and minor pyrite. The ferrous/ferric ratios of the phyllosilicates in the host rocks are the same as those in the pseudotachylytes, except for the hematite-bearing pseudotachylyte from the Long Ridge fault, which is more oxidized. The magnetites in the host rocks and the corresponding pseudotachylytes have different ferric and ferrous iron distributions, which is attributed to different cation chemistry, rather than redox conditions. With the exception of the South Mountain locality, the ferric/ferrous ratios of the micas are interpreted to record the primary redox state of the pseudotachylyte melt as the calculated oxygen fugacities are consistent with magnetite and hematite equilibria. Pyrite-bearing pseudotachylytes plot ~0–1 log10 units above the fayalite-magnetite-quartz (FMQ) buffer. Magnetite-bearing pseudotachylytes plot ~2–4 log10 units above the FMQ buffer, and hematite-bearing pseudotachylytes plot 3.5 log10 units above the hematite-magnetite (HM) buffer. Hematite-bearing pseudotachylytes, together with previous oxygen isotope data, are inferred to represent melting in the presence of externally derived pressurized water. Other localities are inferred to represent melting under rock-buffered, closed system, conditions. If the localities studied are representative of seismogenic faulting, the calculated oxygen fugacities indicate that, in the system C–O–H–S, H2O and CO2 should be the dominant fluid species. This is the first detailed study of the redox state of pseudotachylytes. 相似文献
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Exchange of carbon bound hydrogen has been observed when alkenes, saturated and aromatic hydrocarbons are heated at moderate temperatures on carbonaceous surfaces (activated carbon and coal). Isomerisation of alkenes and the formation of hydrogenated/dehydrogenated products from the saturated and aromatic reactants resulted. A suite of crude oils from the Carnarvon Basin (Western Australia) have been analysed with a view to comparing their relative abundances of structurally similar hydrocarbons. The consistent relationships between hydrocarbons in crude oils that are chemically related via hydrogenation/dehydrogenation reactions suggest that a hydrogen exchange process similar to that demonstrated in laboratory experiments occurs during crude oil formation in sedimentary rocks. 相似文献
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