Sequential indicator simulation for a three-dimensional distribution of hydrofacies in a volcano-sedimentary aquifer in Mexico City

Medina-Ortega, Priscila; Morales-Casique, Eric; Hernández-Espriú, Antonio

doi:10.1007/s10040-019-02011-1

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Sequential indicator simulation for a three-dimensional distribution of hydrofacies in a volcano-sedimentary aquifer in Mexico City

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