A power of 1 is a linear interpolation among all points in the search
radius.
A power of 2 causes the "closest point" in the search radius to have a
slightly higher weight.
A power of 4, 6 and especially 10 causes the closest point to behave
like a polygonal or theissen polygon.
A powe
Dear Colleagues,
as we work on such topics ourselves,
let me point out please that those 'sophisticated methods' of interpolation
etc
have 100% nothing to do with climate, or temperature, and such units,
and likely are very misleading for outcome.
One may call it 'data smearing' but not more.
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Hi,
Tracking information from the Help button in the algorithm dialog led me to
https://gdal.org/tutorials/gdal_grid_tut.html#inverse-distance-to-a-power
Hope that helps,
Harrissou
Le mar. 17 sept. 2019 à 12:00, Daniel Zepeda Rivas a
écrit :
> When using the Raster -> Analysis -> Grid (Inverse
When using the Raster -> Analysis -> Grid (Inverse Distance to a Power)
At the menu just before pressing run, can somebody please explain me the effect
of the "Weighting power" option in the interpolation process?
I'm trying to make a temperature map based on points representing each weather
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