Darrell's s.surf.krig

[Malcolm Williamson]

On Tue, 17 Oct 1995, charnotw wrote:

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> 
> BTW does any one have any handy hints for removing harden guck from
> a flat bed scanner. I thought I'd ask before I nip downstairs and
> borrow some acid from the concrete laboratory,  cheers  8-)

Assuming that it is a glass scanning plate, have you tried the 
old-fashioned razor-blade technique?
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> Tom Charnock                       O--O
> Dept Civil Engineering            (~~~~)
> Aston University                 (  __  )
> Birmingham B4 7ET UK             /|\  /|\
> charnotw at sun.aston.ac.uk
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> PS my original message was: 
> > Hi
> > 
> >I've been trying to use Darrell's s.surf.krig, could someone email me
                       ^^^^^  sorry Chris  8-)
> > a data set and the input parameters (nugget range etc) so I can see 
> > if I've got it working properly.  I've tried using my own data but
> > I can't get it to work satisfactorially, I suspect I'm not using
> > correct parameters but I'd like to rule out a bug I may have
> > introduced while compiling it.  BTW has anyone done a cokriger
> > for GRASS
> > 
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