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Spaital interpolation techniques
Title: Spaital interpolation techniques
Category: Society & Culture / Geography
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Spaital interpolation techniques
Abstract.
The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of 'Inverse Distance Weighted' interpolation and 'Ordinary Kriging' on a discrete spatial data set. By interpolating the discrete data points with three different techniques observations have been made on the resultant raster surface produced.
The test data used for this is a 300m2 surveyed area of the Waiotahi Valley east of Tauranga, the various prediction models highlight the difference visually and statistically and answer to a degree the question of which is the most …showed first 85 words of 4257 total…
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…showed last 85 words of 4257 total…Statistical Analysis of Spherical Data, Cambridge University Press, 329 pp.
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