Tercan, A.E.Dowd, P.A.2014-10-072014-10-071995Mathematical Geosciences, 1995; 27(1):149-1720882-81211573-8868http://hdl.handle.net/2440/85910Approximate local confidence intervals are constructed from uncertainty models in the form of the conditional distribution of the random variable Z given values of variables [Zi, i=1,...,n]. When the support of the variable Z is any support other than that of the data, the conditional distributions require a change of support correction. This paper investigates the effect of change of support on the approximate local confidence intervals constructed by cumulative indicator kriging, class indicator kriging, and probability kriging under a variety of conditions. The conditions are generated by three simulated deposits with grade distributions of successively higher degree of skewness; a point support and two different block supports are considered. The paper also compares the confidence intervals obtained from these methods using the most used measures of confidence interval effectiveness.en© 1995 International Association for Mathematical Geologyuncertainty modelsconditional distributionssimulationvariogramkrigingJournal article003000862510.1007/BF02083572A1995QN720000092-s2.0-0028848754101937Dowd, P.A. [0000-0002-6743-5119]