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    The document contains a list of self-study questions about geostatistical concepts used in modeling spatial data distributions, such as variograms, histograms, crossplots, and different gridding algorithms. Key concepts covered include anisotropy, variogram modeling, separating data during gridding, weighting collected points, and determining which gridding algorithm to use based on the type of data, available secondary data, and modeling goals. The questions are meant to help users understand how to analyze spatial datasets and choose appropriate geostatistical techniques for property modeling and simulation.

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    Self-Study Questions for the Geostatistical Primer

    1. 2. ". $. ). *. ,. -. /. 11. 11. 12. What statistical concept does a crossplot display? Wells are typically stretched and squeezed horizontally. T ! What units are used to descri#e anisotropy? Which is created first% the &ario'ram model or the e(perimental &ario'ram? What does a histo'ram measure? Gi&e a simple e(ample of ho+ data is se're'ated durin' 'riddin'. The &ertical a(is of a &ario'ram sho+s +hich statistical measurement? .umpin' usually decreases the amount of data points used in 'riddin'. T ! 0o+ many &aria#les are typically represented in a crossplot? What does the +idth of each measured column in a histo'ram represent? What does &ariance measure? 2ame and #riefly descri#e the three main characteristics +hich you measure on a &ario'ram plot. 1". Gi&e t+o reasons for ma3in' a &ario'ram. 1$. 4 &ertical &ario'ram primarily analyzes the relationship amon' +ell #ore data in the 5 6 direction. T ! 1). The &ario'ram model type determines the o&erall shape of the &ario'ram cur&e. T! 1*. What are the three main differences #et+een 7ri'in' and non-7ri'in' al'orithms? 1,. 8n "9 estimation 'riddin'% ho+ are the collected points +ei'hted? 1-. 2ame three typical input data types for property modelin'. 1/. 8f you ha&e a secondary data set for use in 'riddin'% name a 7ri'in' al'orithm +hich you mi'ht use. 21. Gi&e an e(ample of +hen you mi'ht use a 9eterministic al'orithm instead of a Pro#a#ilistic al'orithm. 21. 8n Simple 7ri'in'% computed &alues outside the ran'e of the data +ill #ecome closer in &alue to the local mean. T !. 22. 2ame t+o +ays in +hich simulation :stochastic; al'orithms differ from other types of 'riddin' al'orithms. 2". The Ta#le of Griddin' 4l'orithms at the end of the Primer can help determine +hich 'riddin' al'orithm to use for facies modelin'. T !. 2$. What is the sin'le most necessary analytical tool for 'eostatistical al'orithms?

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