gstat is an R package for spatial and spatio-temporal geostatistical modelling, prediction and simulation
Questions tagged [gstat]
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Can regression and IDW spatial interpolation be done in one model in R?
I do spatial modelling of variable T (temperature). I use what is commonly used in literature - perform regression (using variables like altitude etc.) and then spatially interpolate the residuals using IDW. R package gstat seems to have this…

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Issue with cross-validation using the automap package
I want to do a cross-validation for the ca20-Dataset from the geoR
package. With for example the meuse-dataset, this works fine, but for
this dataset, I encounter a strange problem with the dimensions of the
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`Range` parameter Variogram
Why does the range parameter for this variogram differ so wildly?
I have an estimated and fitted Generalized Least Squares variogram but the values are vastly different.
#- extract the residuals into the point observations object
cfaq.sf$res.ts2.gls…

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Interpolation with RStudio. How to create Loop?
I have soil analysis data in an excell spreadsheet with coordinates, and a plot contour file in shp.
I'm a beginner in R and I don't have enough knowledge to create a loop function that selects the data of interest and interpolates them.
If…

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Inverse Distance Weighting with gstat
I am attempting to execute an idw interpolation with gstat but am unable to.
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Error in ST kriging of uneven spacetime data " the leading minor of order 2 is not positive definite"
I am trying to use universal kriging on some irregular data. I keep getting an error:
Error in chol.default(A) :
the leading minor of order 2 is not positive definite
When I run the krigST command.
Here is a sample of my…

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gstat: simple vs. ordinary kriging
sorry for such a trivial question but I'm trying to find my way into the "kriging wild bush", a topic that is sometimes really confusing (at first);
do you think my interpretation of the difference between simple (sk) vs. ordinary kriging (ok) and…

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Creating a semivariogram in R starting from a GeoTiff file
I'm trying to create a semivariogram in R, giving it data from a raster coming from a GeoTif file.
The version of Rstudio I'm running is the "Elsbeth Geranium" Release (7d165dcf, 2022-12-03) for Windows and my OS is windows 10 home.
The variogram…

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Cross variogram negative : flip upside down
Using the "Cokriging" method, I first did a cross variogram. However, I had a negative relationship between my two variables taken, which led to the variogram crossed upside down. I was wondering if it was possible to overthrow it so that it would…

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calculate R2, RMSE, and MAE for cv.krige (gstat) - R
The aim is to get the R2, RMSE, and MAE summaries for the cv.krige with leave-one-out cross validation. To illustrate I have the following code (please note that a random dataset is created and that metrics are poor):
library(Metrics)
library(nlme)…

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Poly2nb - How to get rid of empty geometries in r
I have r code that I am using to compute Getis-ord Gstatistics. I typically create my shapefile in GIS, then import into r to use with the code. I recently needed to make an edit to my shapefile, which I did in GIS and imported into sas as…

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Kriging with gstat in R: Resulting object is blank with no interpolated values
I have kriged a dataset with the gstat package in R, but it has produced an empty variable as a result. I have 1,167 measurement points within a field, and I am trying to interpolate them across 3,464 interpolation points within the same field. How…

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Aggregate interpolated data at county level with R
The raw data is at the state level and I would like to go down to the county level. To do this, I first adjusted the data to county level and then interpolated it.
The raw data on state level looks like this: object name "df.sf"
Simple feature…

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How to interpret semivariogram with range but no partial sill?
I have been using the variofit function in R's gstat package to fit semivariogram models to some spatial data I have, and I am confused by a couple of the models that have been generated. Basically for these few models, I will get a model that has a…

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Kriging using the gstat and automap packages - problems when copying a tutorial
For several locations in my study site i have water depth (m) data, and i'm trying to use kriging to interpolate depth to locations for which i do not have data. I found a useful blog post written by Dr. Wilke here, and tried to apply his code to my…

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