'Spatial continuity' diaporamas de présentation

Geo479/579: Geostatistics Ch7. Spatial Continuity

Geo479/579: Geostatistics Ch7. Spatial Continuity. Objective. Exploratory analysis of sample data by describing spatial continuity of two continuous variables and their cross-continuity. h-Scatterplot Tolerance in Sample.

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From Emptiness To Openness The Receptive Space of Inclusionality

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Triangulation Scanner Design Options

Triangulation Scanner Design Options. Triangulation System Options. Single-stripe systems most robust, but slowest To go faster, project multiple stripes But which stripe is which? In limit, project 2D pattern, determine projector/camera correspondence. Time-Coded Light Patterns.

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Geo479/579: Geostatistics Ch12. Ordinary Kriging (2)

Geo479/579: Geostatistics Ch12. Ordinary Kriging (2). Ordinary Kriging and Model of Spatial Continuity. Weights of ordinary kriging and the resulting minimized error variance directly depend on the choice of a covariance (variogram) for the C and D matrices

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PIs: Noormets, Chen, Schwartz

Developing combined phenological indices for reducing uncertainty in the magnitude and interannual variation of carbon, water and energy fluxes in mid-latitude forests. PIs: Noormets, Chen, Schwartz Collaborators: DeForest (SR), Reed (RS), Flux & Phenology data sharing (7 flux sites).

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2.3 Measures based on absolute adjacency 2.4 Measures based on distance between objects

Lecture 17: Spatial Autocorrelation IV. Topics:. 2.3 Measures based on absolute adjacency 2.4 Measures based on distance between objects Semivariogram. References:. - Isaaks, E. H., and R. M. Srivastava, 1989. Applied Geostatistics ,

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