An overview of the Geostatistical Analyst toolbar and toolbox
With Geostatistical Analyst, you can easily create a continuous surface or map from measurements stored in a point feature layer or raster layer or by using polygon centroids. The sample points may be measurements such as elevation, depth to the water table, or levels of pollution. When used in conjunction with ArcMap, Geostatistical Analyst provides a comprehensive set of tools for creating surfaces that can be used to visualize, analyze, and understand spatial phenomena.
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Tools to predict values at unmeasured locations. |
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Comprises tools used to assist in the placement of new sampling sites. The Densify Sampling Network tool can also be used to determine which sampling sites are no longer required. |
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Tools in this toolset are used to perform geostatistical simulations and to assist in the analysis of the results. |
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Tools for pre- and postprocessing when developing interpolation models using the Geostatistical Analyst. |
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This toolset contains tools used to create, modify, export, and manipulate the properties of a geostatistical layer. |
Geostatistical Analyst toolbar
Geostatistical Analyst contains tools for exploratory spatial data analysis and a geostatistical wizard to lead you through the process of creating a statistically valid surface. These tools are not part of the geoprocessing tools; however, the results obtained from them can be used in the geoprocessing tools.
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Examine vos données de différentes façons, permettant un affichage dans les données avant de créer une surface afin que vous puissiez avoir une meilleure compréhension des phénomènes que vous étudiez et puissiez prendre les meilleures décisions concernant les questions relatives à vos données. |
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L'Assistant GeoStatistical Analyst vous guide tout au long du processus de création d'une surface statistiquement valide. |
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Divides the original dataset into two parts: one part to be used to model the spatial structure and produce a surface, the other to be used to compare and validate the output surface. The Subset Features tool is a geoprocessing tool that can also be accessed from the Geostatistical Analyst toolbox. |