Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure include methods for processing cytometer data, such as for group-wise analysis of the cytometer data (e.g., flow cytometry data in FCS format, mass cytometry data, genomic cytometry data). Methods according to certain embodiments include generating a compound population of events that include data accessors from cytometry data, such as where the compound population of cytometer data is from two or more different samples retained as separate raw data files (e.g., are not concatenated to form a single combined data file). Systems having an input module for receiving cytometer data and processor with memory having instructions for practicing the subject methods are also described. Non-transitory computer readable storage medium is also provided.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a method of generating a basin fill model using a set of known paleogeographic characteristic parameters, for a specified basin location and time interval. The basin fill model can be used to assist in predicting the location of submarine fan deposits containing commercially valuable hydrocarbons or minerals. The generated models and predicted locations can be used in a well system operation plan. A computer program product is also disclosed that can retrieve sets of known paleogeographic data and generate multiple interim models and parameters that can be used for further predictions on where, and at what depth, valuable deposits may be found. Addi-tionally, a basin fill modeling system is disclosed that can retrieve and store known characteristic parameters for various geographic locations and time periods and utilize those characteristic parameters in algorithms to generate basin fill models and to predict where valuable submarine fan deposits are located.

Abstract: Systems and methods for updating models of complex geological sequences using a sediment accumulation rate volume derived from a depth view and a time view of the complex geological sequences.

Abstract: Systems and methods for modelling complex geological sequences representing new actual surfaces within a gross interval thickness using geologic rules based on facies data and paleographic maps represented by MRS shoreline facies.

Abstract: Systems and methods for modelling complex geological sequences representing new actual surfaces within a gross interval thickness using geologic rules based on facies data and paleographic maps represented by MRS shoreline facies.

Abstract: An aeration tine includes a non-boronized elongated body including a first longitudinal end configured to support the tine relative to an aeration machine, and a second longitudinal end opposite the first longitudinal end, and a tapered nose attached to the second longitudinal end of the non-boronized elongated body, the tapered nose formed of a metal base treated by a boronization process such that the tapered nose has a an outer layer that is hardened relative to an inner portion of the metal base.