Thanks, Sarah. I've tried that and it looks like it is loaded but when I
try to do anything such as plot(variog1) or fit it it does not work. When I
ask

class(variog1)

it says

character


2012/11/5 Sarah Goslee <sarah.goslee@gmail.com>

> If you use save() to save your variograms, you need to use load() to load
> them.
>
> load("variog1.Rdata")
>
> Sarah
>
>
> On Monday, November 5, 2012, carolina monmany wrote:
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I am using R 2.15.1 and the package gstat in Linux to calculate variograms
>> from large datasets (200x200m high resolution satellite images).
>>
>> I need to save all the variograms for later modelling and others and I
>> realized late that I was using the wrong command:
>>
>> save(variog1, file="variog1.Rdata")
>>
>> the variograms were being indeed saved but I cannot open them again
>>  because they not being saved as variograms but as characters.
>>
>> I tried to save them using the suggested command:
>>
>> data(variog1): 'variog1';
>>
>> with no success. My main question is: is there a way I can recover the
>> already saved variograms?
>> And the other question : what is the correct syntaxis for saving
>> variograms
>> in gstat?
>>
>> Thanks  a lot.
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