Spatial Continuity is a geostatistical property that characterizes the degree to which mineralization or geological attributes exhibit predictable and correlated patterns across a three-dimensional domain, distinguishing it from random or discontinuous distributions in mineral resource estimation and spatial theory.
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Geostatistics for Natural Resources Evaluation
Timothy C. Coburn, Pierre Goovaerts · Technometrics · 2000 · 4.1K citations
Geostatistics for Natural Resources Evaluation
J. R. Carr · Environmental and Engineering Geoscience · 1998 · 912 citations
CONTINUITIES AND DISCONTINUITIES OF PLACE
Marc Fried · Journal of Environmental Psychology · 2000 · 504 citations
IDENTITY AND SPATIO‐TEMPORAL CONTINUITY
Terence Greenwood · Philosophical Books · 1968 · 498 citations
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