Fabio A Contreras @fabioaco

Geology - Geophysics - Seismic Interpretation - Sedimentology -Geomodelling // Python newbie // Eager to learn, re-learn & share England, United Kingdom Joined December 2010

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Fabio A Contreras @fabioaco

6 years ago

How to Live Without Google: Alternatives That Protect Your Privacy spreadprivacy.com/how-to-remove-…

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Love this fun & funky periodic table from @EuChemS showing the relative abundance of the elements we use (spotted a version in @theipaper today) - 30 of the 90 shown are used in smart phones! #elementscarcity - reminds me of the @BritGeoSurvey Risk List bgs.ac.uk/mineralsuk/sta…

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AlvaroAnguix @AlvaroAnguix

8 years ago

Learn to use Geographic Information Systems to georeference historical maps. New module of the free course GIS applied to Archaeology #gvsig blog.gvsig.org/2019/01/15/wor…

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Michael Pyrcz🌻 @GeostatsGuy

8 years ago

#Spatial data-driven #trend modeling is a challenge with irregularly sampled data, but these workflows can be used to support spatial #inference & #prediction. Here's a sparse data convolution workflow with @astropy #Python package. Stars & subsurface, it's all space!

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The Royal Society @royalsociety

8 years ago

Today in 1859, Charles Darwin's book 'On the Origin of Species' was first offered for sale, in London, England. bit.ly/2A5NIOJ

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Álex Riveiro @alex_riveiro

8 years ago

NGC 1300 es una galaxia espiral barrada. Está a 70 millones de años-luz de la Vía Láctea. Tiene unos 100 000 años-luz de diámetro, similar al de la Vía Láctea. Además de sus majestuosos brazos, en el centro se puede observar una estructura espiral. Crédito: NASA/ESA #FelizJueves

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UCL Geography @UCLgeography

8 years ago

Surveying remote and not-so-remote forests; Pioneering work by UCL Geography staff and students bit.ly/2RGWPNX @mathiasdisney @kungphil

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European Geosciences Union @EuroGeosciences

8 years ago

Discovering #geoscience with #Legos! @GeomechSteph outlines how she uses building blocks to take participants on a fun scientific journey: #EGUblogs #education egu.eu/1GO8YW

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BBC Earth @BBCEarth

8 years ago

How did the biggest animal to ever have lived grow so huge? bbc.in/2OOkYA5

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Michael Pyrcz🌻 @GeostatsGuy

8 years ago

Want to learn about Monte Carlo #Simulation? How can we use it to solve very challenging #subsurface, #geoscience / geo-#engineering problems? Very powerful method. This lecture provides an explanation with examples that should be accessible ∀ #YouTube. youtu.be/PG4fn8NPFGA

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Michael Pyrcz🌻 @GeostatsGuy

8 years ago

Decision Tree is one of the most simple, explainable & interpretable methods in #machinelearning! Wrote a #Rmarkdown tutorial to add to #rstats workflow with lots of details to support anyone wanting to try it out. Tutorial with #unconventional dataset on #github/GeostatsGuy ∀.

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Sian Evans @Slevans_

8 years ago

Just going to leave this here 👇 goo.gl/uWYXek 🌋🦕🍻@pintofscience #pint18 #planetearth

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Mike Clare @MikeAClare

8 years ago

"Patience and partnership pay off: Finding the sweet spot of deep-sea sediment flows" Exciting @MBARI_News @NOCnews @SESatHull @USGS & @DurUniEarthSci research to measure powerful turbidity currents in the deep ocean annualreport.mbari.org/2017/story/coo… @bedform @sedimorph @SediAcoustics

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Michael Pyrcz🌻 @GeostatsGuy

8 years ago

Check out Ricardo Olea's (@USGS) very comprehensive "A Practical Primer on #Geostatistics". Based on #SGEMS software (Remy, Boucher & Wu). Univariate, bivariate, spatial, variograms, estimation, simulation, model checking etc. pubs.usgs.gov/of/2009/1103/o…

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GeoSciTweeps (on a break) @GeoSciTweeps

8 years ago

So, let's talk about geologists and World War I. We don't hear about geologists in the same way we know the role of chemists in developing mustard gas. However, geologists became a critical part of of the war effort for one reason: trench warfare.