Dear all,
how should soil data (~3300 profiles, ~150m average horizontal distance,
all about 1 meter deep with different thickness of horizons representing
type of soil, humus contents, ...) be kriged?
I need all information of the different horizons to calculate the somewhat
like ground water infiltration rate.
Does it make sense to use 3D-kriging methods? I think then there should a
modification of the z-coordinate be made. I mean stretching of the
z-coordinate. Does anyone know how to deal with the problem or some useful
textbook?
Or would you prefer to do 2D-kriging for a number of depths (10cm,
20cm,...), so there's no need to modify the z-coordinate?
Regards,
Markus
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