Measurement uncertanties in Empirical bayesian kriging

450
1
12-09-2022 05:32 AM
Labels (1)
soutomiguel
New Contributor

Is there a way to insert the uncertanties of the measurements in the empirical bayesian kriging 2D? If not, is it possible to use the 3D to interpolate the 2D data (Z field=0)? 

I am trying to interpolate elevation data with empirical bayesian kriging and the measurements have an uncertainty that changes between samples. 

 

Thanks in advance

 

Miguel

0 Kudos
1 Reply
EricKrause
Esri Regular Contributor

Hi @soutomiguel

In 2D, Empirical Bayesian Kriging will filter some measurement uncertainties by assuming the nugget effect is entirely measurement error, but it assumes that the measurement error is the same for every feature.

If you want to using different measurement errors for different features in EBK in 2D, it is simpler to do with the EBK Regression Prediction tool.  The tool requires at least one raster as an explanatory variable, but if you give a constant value, it is equivalent to not using an explanatory variable.  Use the Create Constant Raster tool, and set the constant value to the mean of the elevation values.

Hope that helps! -Eric

0 Kudos