Spatial Statistics
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Online
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Course content The course covers the following topics and practical examples will be done in R and QGIS:
- The Need for Spatial Analysis
- Types of Spatial Data
- Autocorrelation-Concept and Elementary Measures
- Autocorrelation Functions
- The Effects of Autocorrelation on Statistical Inference
- Random, Aggregated, and Regular Patterns
- Binomial and Poisson Processes
- Testing for Complete Spatial Randomness
- Second-Order
- Properties of Point Patterns
- The Inhomogeneous Poisson Process
- Marked and Multivariate Point Patterns
- Point Process Models
- Semi-variogram and Co-variogram
- Covariance and Semi-variogram Models
- Estimating the Semivariogram;
- Spatial Prediction and Kriging: Optimal Prediction in Random Fields
- Linear Prediction-Simple and Ordinary Kriging
- Linear Prediction with a Spatially Varying Mean
- Kriging in Practice
- Estimating Covariance Parameters
- Model- and Design-based spatial sampling
- Testing for similarity of spatial data sets.
Accreditation:
SACNASP CPD Points

