spatial_analysis:methods_of_interpolation
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Methods of spatial interpolation
As we have seen in other “Spatial analysis” series tutorials, lots of archaeological data are spatial: think about a map describing the results of a survey, or the plan of an excavated household. However, once such maps are done, little remains to do.
It's not the same if you have collected samples. You should find a way to interpolate the measures taken on the samples so that the whole of your surface can be investigated.
We'll be using GRASS and R in this tutorial.
RST
IDW
Kriging
Two useful tutorials about Ordinary Kriging:
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