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1. Blue Marble, Stagnant Lid: Could Dynamic Topography Avert a Waterworld? C. Guimond et al.
2. Influence of the zero-rainfall on the assessment of the multifractal parameters A. Gires et al.
3. Haar wavelets, fluctuations and structure functions: convenient choices for geophysics S. Lovejoy & D. Schertzer
4. A multifractal approach to characterize cumulative rainfall and tillage effects on soil surface micro-topography and to predict depression storage E. Vidal Vázquez et al.
5. Fractal and Multifractal Properties of Electrographic Recordings of Human Brain Activity: Toward Its Use as a Signal Feature for Machine Learning in Clinical Applications L. França et al.
6. Multifractal analysis of Cn2 scintillometer data collected over a large green roof S. Zhu et al.
7. Down to Earth With Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse: Realistic Surface Impedance Affects Mapping of the E3 Geoelectric Hazard J. Love et al.
8. Multivariate scale-free temporal dynamics: From spectral (Fourier) to fractal (wavelet) analysis P. Abry et al.
9. Characterizing slope morphology using multifractal technique: a study from the western continental margin of India B. Chakraborty et al.
10. Multifractal nonlinearity as a robust estimator of multiplicative cascade dynamics M. Mangalam et al.
11. Fractal generator for efficient production of random planar patterns and symbols in digital mapping Q. Chen et al.
12. Quantifying the impact of small scale unmeasured rainfall variability on urban runoff through multifractal downscaling: A case study A. Gires et al.
13. Theoretical Predictability Limits of Spatially Anisotropic Multifractal Processes: Implications for Weather Prediction A. Ramanathan et al.
14. Fractal Derivatives and Singularity Analysis of Frequency—Depth Clusters of Earthquakes along Converging Plate Boundaries Q. Cheng
15. Multifractal modeling of soil microtopography with multiple transects data F. San José Martínez et al.
16. New Insights into Element Distribution Patterns in Geochemistry: A Perspective from Fractal Density Y. Liu et al.
17. Fractal modeling of oil and gas geochemical data in the Taiwan Strait Basin Y. Zhang et al.
18. On the simulation of continuous in scale universal multifractals, part I: Spatially continuous processes S. Lovejoy & D. Schertzer
19. Detrended fluctuation analysis for spatial characterisation of landscapes M. Castellanos et al.
20. Singularity Analysis of Volcanic Ages and Implications for Tectonic Setting in the Mesozoic, Great Xing’an Range, Northeast China P. Zhu & Q. Cheng
21. Anisotropic Continuous-in-Scale Universal Multifractal Cascades: Simulation, Analysis and Correction Methods A. Ramanathan et al.
22. Singularity theory and methods for mapping geochemical anomalies caused by buried sources and for predicting undiscovered mineral deposits in covered areas Q. Cheng
23. Nested sampling and spatial analysis for reconnaissance investigations of soil: an example from agricultural land near mine tailings in Zambia R. Lark et al.
24. Vertical scaling of temperature, wind and humidity fluctuations: dropsondes from 13 km to the surface of the Pacific Ocean S. Hovde et al.
25. Pareto–Lognormal Modeling of Known and Unknown Metal Resources F. Agterberg
26. Can multifractals be used for mineral resource appraisal? F. Agterberg
27. Grid preparation for magnetic and gravity data using fractal fields M. Pilkington & P. Keating
28. ANISOTROPIC MULTIFRACTAL SCALING OF MOUNT LEBANON TOPOGRAPHY: APPROXIMATE CONDITIONING F. GERGES et al.
29. Stable Distribution of Fractional Fluctuations of Well Log Data in Japan H. Sato & K. Shiomi
30. Fractal analysis of geochemical landscapes using scaling noise model G. Chen et al.
31. Fractals and spatial statistics of point patterns F. Agterberg
32. General fractal topography: an open mathematical framework to characterize and model mono-scale-invariances Y. Jin et al.
33. Striation lines in intermittent fatigue crack growth in an Al alloy A. Kinnunen et al.
34. Fractal density modeling of crustal heterogeneity from the KTB deep hole G. Chen & Q. Cheng
35. Multifractal evaluation of simulated precipitation intensities from the COSMO NWP model D. Wolfensberger et al.
36. Anisotropic Scaling Models of Rock Density and the Earth’s Surface Gravity Field S. Lovejoy et al.
37. A universal multifractal approach to assessment of spatiotemporal extreme precipitation over the Loess Plateau of China J. Zhang et al.
38. On the simulation of continuous in scale universal multifractals, Part II: Space–time processes and finite size corrections S. Lovejoy & D. Schertzer
39. Multifractal Modeling of Worldwide and Canadian Metal Size-Frequency Distributions F. Agterberg
40. Multifractals and geostatistics F. Agterberg
41. Collapsing Complexity: Quantifying Multiscale Properties of Reef Topography M. Duvall et al.
42. Application of generalized Hurst dimension rose plot in terrain altitude analysis M. Morató et al.
43. Characterization of reflection intermittency in a composite granular chain P. Wang et al.
44. Quantifying Failure Surface Roughness and Fractal Characteristics in Open-Pit Mining: The Case of Mashamba West Mine D. Kon et al.
45. Generating random fields with a truncated power-law variogram: A comparison of several numerical methods F. Heße et al.
46. Fractal Theory and its Implication for Acquisition, Processing and Interpretation (API) of Geophysical Investigation: A Review V. Dimri & S. Ganguli
47. Topography of (exo)planets F. Landais et al.
48. Density/area power-law models for separating multi-scale anomalies of ore and toxic elements in stream sediments in Gejiu mineral district, Yunnan Province, China Q. Cheng et al.
49. Multifractal characterization of water-worked gravel surfaces J. Qin & S. Ng
50. Eifel maars: Quantitative shape characterization of juvenile ash particles (Eifel Volcanic Field, Germany) J. Rausch et al.
51. Statistical physics approaches to the complex Earth system J. Fan et al.
52. Spatial analysis of oil reservoirs using detrended fluctuation analysis of geophysical data R. Ribeiro et al.
53. Surface variations effect on electrical resistivity measurement: Aroughness based approach Y. Fargier et al.
54. Is the North Atlantic Oscillation modulated by solar and lunar cycles? Some evidences from Hurst autocorrelation analysis J. Alvarez-Ramirez et al.
55. Stochastic formalism-based seafloor feature discrimination using multifractality of time-dependent acoustic backscatter K. Haris & B. Chakraborty
56. New Method of Fitting Pareto–Lognormal Size-Frequency Distributions to Worldwide Cu and Zn Deposit Size Data F. Agterberg
57. Modelling of magnetic data for scaling geology A. Bansal & V. Dimri
58. Multifractal Approach for Seafloor Characterization B. Chakraborty et al.
59. Singularity analysis of ore-mineral and toxic trace elements in stream sediments Q. Cheng & F. Agterberg
60. Matched filtering method for separating magnetic anomaly using fractal model G. Chen et al.
61. Damage Evolution Analysis in a “Spaghetti” Bridge Model Using the Acoustic Emission Technique B. Rojo Tanzi et al.
62. Quantifying the changes of soil surface microroughness due to rainfall impact on a smooth surface B. Abban et al.
63. On the sensitivity of sea ice deformation statistics to plastic damage A. Savard & B. Tremblay
64. Universal features of mountain ridge networks on Earth R. Rak et al.
65. Localization in fractal and multifractal media A. García-García & E. Cuevas
66. Review article: Scaling, dynamical regimes, and stratification. How long does weather last? How big is a cloud? S. Lovejoy
67. Scaling of entropy and multi-scaling of the time generalized q-entropy in rainfall and streamflows H. Salas & G. Poveda
68. Modelling soil erosion at European scale: towards harmonization and reproducibility C. Bosco et al.
69. From molecules to meteorology via turbulent scale invariance A. Tuck
70. The use of spectral analysis-based exact solutions to characterize topography-controlled groundwater flow L. Marklund & A. Wörman
71. Generalized binomial multiplicative cascade processes and asymmetrical multifractal distributions Q. Cheng
72. Multiscale Surface Roughness for Improved Soil Moisture Estimation M. Neelam et al.