Hey Saulo , thank you for your comment. I don't think that would be a hard thing to do, you can think of this in a different way and it is going to be easy. Interpolate the whole area and then remove the data inside that boundary 😅, is thisis what you want ?
@@MiningGeologist thanks for the answer. I mean that some kind of data may be influenced by the border condition (hydraulic pressure or conductivity, temperature in a lake or soil, etc). Using masks for interpolation may not represent the real values on unknown points close to the borders. Maybe in Arcgis has an tool for that but I have not used yet. Coding it in python would be an interesting way to solve it.
@@saulopote You can code anything you can imagine, the only problem about coding is the imagination. So if you have any idea or a concept in your mind, if you can imagine what are the steps required to go from A to B then the code is not really an issue trust me. in your case, I think if you know exactly how the boundary is going to affect the points close to it, then this can be done of course.
Do the X, Y variables have their pts in any kind of order?
Can I please see dataset2?
No, they don't have to be in any order we need the coordinates only to calculate the distance matrix.
Great Tutorial
Happy that you liked it :D
Great video in math/concept details, but you didn't show any graphics or the results of the O.k.
Thank you! I did on Linkedin actually ! I don't share everything on youtube
@@MiningGeologist I see, please share the link with me here. Thank you very much.
@@rodrigo100kk LinkedIn posts are available only for 1 year after posting it, so it is not available anymore :(
Do you know how to add an structure or boundary like a shaft or pit mine and interpolate data just outside the shaft?
Very nice tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
Hey Saulo , thank you for your comment. I don't think that would be a hard thing to do, you can think of this in a different way and it is going to be easy.
Interpolate the whole area and then remove the data inside that boundary 😅, is thisis what you want ?
@@MiningGeologist thanks for the answer. I mean that some kind of data may be influenced by the border condition (hydraulic pressure or conductivity, temperature in a lake or soil, etc). Using masks for interpolation may not represent the real values on unknown points close to the borders. Maybe in Arcgis has an tool for that but I have not used yet. Coding it in python would be an interesting way to solve it.
@@saulopote You can code anything you can imagine, the only problem about coding is the imagination.
So if you have any idea or a concept in your mind, if you can imagine what are the steps required to go from A to B then the code is not really an issue trust me. in your case, I think if you know exactly how the boundary is going to affect the points close to it, then this can be done of course.
How to decide what is my sill and range?
Use program like Vesper1.6 or GS+
Hi need help with phyton.