Dear list,
I'm looking for published case studies involving good discussions on structural analyses (in a geostatistical point of view, that is variography, etc.) of variables that have been referenced with a heterogeneous coordinate system, like
X = Distance (i.e.Latitude or Longitude)
Y = Time
Z = anything (in my case occurences of an event)
I'm not very familiar with spatio-temporal modelling but I assume that one has to work practically with directional semivariograms (0 degrees, that is West-East) with no tolerance (in order to avoid the use of future measurements for estimating the past), that the search strategy of neighbouring points during the kriging step also needs to be directional…
I also imagine that directional semivariograms that differ from 0 and 90 degrees are meaningless in a physical point of view.
Thank you very much in advance for any hints/tips/papers.
Best wishes,
Gregoire
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IES - Emissions and Health Unit
Radioactivity Environmental Monitoring group
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