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Comparison of three spatial interpolation methods applied to a synthetic dataset of 30 irregularly spaced observation points (white circles). The four panels show: (top left) the raw measurements at irregularly spaced locations with values encoded by colour; (top right) Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW, distance exponent p = 2); (bottom left) Ordinary Kriging with a fitted spherical variogram; (bottom right) Thin-Plate Spline interpolation. The underlying synthetic surface consists of two Gaussian peaks. All panels share the same colour scale (viridis "inferno").
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| 19:30, 18 March 2026 |  | 3,937 × 3,346 (1.4 MB) | T4 fiedler (talk | contribs) | Comparison of three spatial interpolation methods applied to a synthetic dataset of 30 irregularly spaced observation points (white circles). The four panels show: (top left) the raw measurements at irregularly spaced locations with values encoded by colour; (top right) Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW, distance exponent p = 2); (bottom left) Ordinary Kriging with a fitted spherical variogram; (bottom right) Thin-Plate Spline interpolation. The underlying synthetic surface consists of two Gaus... |
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