Optimisation of interpolation parameters using cross-validation

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Lect. Notes Geoinformation Cartogr. | 2007年 / 9783540367307卷 / 67-82期

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10.1007/978-3-540-36731-4_3

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Quality of data used in the GIS-support tools is a critical issue, as the decisions that affect locations or areas are to be made effectively, in time and with adequate accuracy. At present, a number of European Union and national policy strategies rely on the use of quality digital elevation model (DEM) data. The accuracy, smoothness and representativeness are properties of DEM determining outputs of the support systems that are designed for assessment of renewable energy resources, flood forecasting, disaster and security management. Similarly, suitability analysis, calculating of environmental indicators and water quality monitoring within the catchments are based on the use of DEM and the decisions taken have financial and legal implications. Thus, a prerequisite for full exploitation of the potential of DEMs is to make them available for the community at sufficient accuracy and detail for a variety of applications. © 2007, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg.

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