> Does anyone has more information about this "Arlat."
I'll try and sort this out once I get back from my travels in a week or
so!
Barry
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> I obtain some interesting results. For example, the variance from
> "krige" is around 24 and 40 (mm? same unit as the raw variable?),
If it is a variance, then it is obviously in mm².
> So, is it normal that the variance is so high?
> Does it mean that the interpolation that I did have a majo
Thanks Felix, this is the answer that I was looking for!
points <- list("sp.points", Centroids, pch = 21,col="green")
polys <- list("sp.lines", Counties_lines, col="white")
ptLabels =
list("panel.text",LatLongs[,1],LatLongs[,2],labels=ss,col="white",pos=2)
print("plotting the grob")
browser()
g
Any way of getting the pdf of the talk? I'm interested
both on the epidemiology application and on
the R-QGis integration.
Agus
colin escribió:
> Hi all, I'm also very interested in GIS for spatial epidemiology. I
> attended Dr Rowlingson's talk and was really impressed with the use of
> QGIS as
Any way of getting the pdf of the talk? I'm interested
both on the epidemiology application and on
the R-QGis integration.
Agus
colin escribió:
> Hi all, I'm also very interested in GIS for spatial epidemiology. I
> attended Dr Rowlingson's talk and was really impressed with the use of
> QGIS as
Hi all, I'm also very interested in GIS for spatial epidemiology. I
attended Dr Rowlingson's talk and was really impressed with the use of
QGIS as a client for developing add-ons in addition to its integration
with R!
I too am interested in any additional info and examples on this topic...
Rega
Hi everyone!
I interpolated observed precipitation on a grid. I also kept variance (from
krige) and error (from krige.cv). I have some questions about the
signification of those quantities.
I obtain some interesting results. For example, the variance from "krige" is
around 24 and 40 (mm? s
Dear Hisaji,
I found this technical report which may be of your interest:
http://www.bepress.com/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1103&context=jhubiostat
It describes the methodological methods and the implementation. There
are some screen shots as well.
Is anyone else doing similar stuff? I mean, d
Hello.
Last week, I participated in FOSS4G
2007(http://www.foss4g2007.org) held in Victoria, British
Columbia, Canada.
In this conference's program , Barry Rowlingson
presented "Delivering Tropical Medicine Solutions with
Integrated Open Source GIS and Statistics."
This presentation was abou
