Tutorial: create an aptitude map with ArcMap, with and without fuzzy criteria (1)

An aptitude map is the answer to the question:   Where is the best location for a new resource?   The result you looking is a map representing all the possible sites (ranked from the most to the least likely) that would be suitable for the installation a new resource. This map is a classified aptitude map since it depicts a relative in the map, taking into consideration the criteria you enter in in your study. We will follow the ArcGIS Spatial Analyst tutorial http://help.arcgis.com/fr/arcgisdesktop/10.0/pdf/tutorial_spatial_analyst.pdf   in parallel with http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//00nt00000002000000 ): using the conventional tools based…

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Exploratory data analysis for geostatics: trend analysis

Following the article   Introduction to  Exploratory data analysis for geostatistics   we will discuss each of the available tools to perform the exploratory analysis of the spatial data. We have discussed the  histograms ,    QQ-Plots , and Voronoï maps . Now, it is the turn for the data trends. Trend? What is it? Firstly we have to know what we are looking for. Certainly, you are…

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