Lecture

Spatial Continuous Phenomena, Sampling

Description

This lecture covers the concepts of continuous spatial phenomena and sampling in geographic information systems. It explains the properties of continuous variables, different sampling procedures, and the importance of spatial representativeness. Topics include spatial autocorrelation, altitude models, isovalue curves, and data layer interactions.

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