Lecture

Interpolation: Global vs. Local Methods

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This lecture introduces the concept of interpolation in Geographic Information Systems, covering global and local deterministic methods. Topics include polynomial regression, nearest neighbour, Thiessen polygons, Triangulated Irregular Network, B-spline function, Inverse Distance Weighting, and Cross-validation. The instructor explains the differences between global and local methods, the processes behind each method, and the parameters that must be defined for accurate estimation.

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