Category: Interpolation

Choosing between Universal and Ordinary Kriging for Interpolation in Earth Science

Interpolation is a common technique used in Earth science to estimate values of a variable at unsampled locations. Interpolation can be used to create continuous surfaces of various parameters such as temperature, precipitation, or soil moisture. Among the various interpolation methods available, kriging is one of the most widely used, especially in geostatistical analysis. Kriging

Optimizing Interpolation of Weather Station Data Using External Parameters: A Comprehensive Analysis

Weather station data is an essential component of accurate weather forecasting and climate modeling. However, weather stations are typically located at fixed sites, which can result in missing data points and incomplete data sets. To address this issue, interpolation techniques are used to estimate missing data points based on available data. Interpolation is the process

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