MAPPING OF REMOTE SENSING MEASUREMENTS WITH INTRINSIC RANDOM FUNCTION OF ORDER K

A. D'Orazio, A. Lay Ekuakille, F. Prudenzano

Abstract

Implementation of mapping refered to “localized” quantities from Remote Sensing (i.e.) is based on known information processing, on a set of bi-dimensional Space coinciding normally with the same mapping. An usual representation of interested objects is “ contouring”, that allows to illustrate the curve, place of points that have the same value. This representation is obtained by using known value interpolation of quantities of interest. The widespread approaches to generate interpolating surfaces, using personal computer, through Intrinsic Random Function in Remote Sensing are considered in this work.

Keywords

remote sensing measurements, intrinsic random function of order k, geostatistics, point estimation

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