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      A Turning Band Approach to Kernel Convolution for Arbitrary Surfaces

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          One of the most efficient ways to produce unconditional simulations is with the spectral method using fast Fourier transform (FFT) [1]. But this approach is not applicable to arbitrary surfaces because no regular grid exists. However, points on the arbitrary surface can be generated randomly using uniform distribution to replace a regular grid. This paper will describe a nonstationary kernel convolution approach for data on arbitrary surfaces.

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                2015-09-05
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                1509.01745
                94abb13b-2bdf-4c76-9a01-017361092b6f

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