[R-sig-Geo] variogram problem
rubenfcasal
rubenfcasal at gmail.com
Thu Jun 25 10:05:04 CEST 2015
Hi Adeela,
> This is the the data set and want to make variogram for Cd15.
Start with an exploratory analysis of the data. For example, using the
geoR package:
lyallpur <- read.csv('lyallpur.csv')
library(geoR)
datgeo <- as.geodata(lyallpur, coords.col = 2:3, data.col = lyallpur$Cd15)
# as.geodata: 2 replicated data locations found.
#WARNING: there are data at coincident or very closed locations, some of
the geoR's functions may not work.
# Use function dup.coords() to locate duplicated coordinates.
# Consider using jitterDupCoords() for jittering replicated locations
summary(datgeo)
#$duplicated.coords
# dup long lat SrNo Cd15 Cd30
#15 1 72.9229 31.5025 15 0.087 0.015
#16 2 72.9229 31.5025 16 0.021 0.012
#11 3 72.9810 31.5052 11 0.034 0.008
#12 4 72.9810 31.5052 12 0.020 0.011
plot(datgeo)
There are replicated measurements (not 'standard' in geostatistics...).
Consider combining them (easy way...) or introducing a measurement error...
> The distance between each sample location was 4 cross 4 km.
This does not seem to be true...
There are also two locations farapart from the others,I would recommend
to leave them out in the initial analysis.
lyallpur <- lyallpur[lyallpur$lat > 31.35,]
datgeo <- as.geodata(lyallpur, coords.col = 2:3, data.col =
log(lyallpur$Cd15))
plot(datgeo)
The log transform seems appropriate, the distribution of the transformed
values is almost symmetric.
> Please suggest me how to allocate initial guess about nugget, sill and
> range parametrs.
It seems that you have to fit a spatial trend first...
If the results obtained with the traditional procedures are
unsatisfactory (e.g misspecification of the parametric model),you could
try the npsp package (e.g. Fernandez-Casal R. and Francisco-Fernandez
M., 2014, Nonparametric bias-corrected variogram estimation under
non-constant trend, Stoch. Environ. Res. Ris. Assess, 28, 1247-1259).
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Best regards, Ruben Fernandez.
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