Sturaro, José Ricardo [UNESP]Costa Cella, Paulo RobertoQueiroz, Joaquim Carlos B.Figueiredo Gallardo, Amarílis Lucia Casteli2014-05-272014-05-272006-01-01Solos e Rochas, v. 29, n. 1, p. 49-57, 2006.0103-7021http://hdl.handle.net/11449/68760In view of the limited number of drill holes, interpolation of the data becomes a relatively complex task. In this study, we sought to make estimates associated with lithological types, since a quantification based on lithology can be extracted from the empty spaces in the sampling. For example, QBarton is always below the median of the biotitic litotype, information which can be used in the elaboration of geostatistical models in situations where samples are lacking. To overcome bias in the data, required by geostatistical conceptualization, we worked with the residuals obtained from the adjustment of a surface and the observed values, for the variographic analysis. The final results made possible a more optimized evaluation of the final costs required for the construction project.49-57porGeomechanicsGeostatísticsIndicator krigingQbartonRock massSubwayChlorine compoundsConstruction industrySodiumSubwaysComplex tasksConstruction projectsDrill holesFinal costsGeo-statisticsGeostatisticalGeostatistical modellingNon-parametricOptimized evaluationSubway tunnelsLithologyArtigoAcesso restrito2-s2.0-492491243590131652346152784