Geostatistics:
Originally developed by mining engineers in the 1960s, geostatistics can
be used to evaluate relationships between values (points) and distance.
Variogram plots (left) are used to determine autocorrelation levels and
parameters from a variogram model are used to predict values for unsampled
locations. Geostatistics has been used to model lead concentrations in
soil, housing prices, genetic similarity in tree species, ocean fish densities
and many others.
performs the key geostatistical functions including variogram modeling
and kriging to help you make sense of your data.
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