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handle: 11380/742871
This work shows a procedure for the evaluation of the spatial distributions of chemical-physical parameters measured by ground stations and satellite remote sensing. The description of the procedure is focused on the measures of atmospheric parameters characteristic of air quality and on the MODIS sensor, but it can be used for other cases also. The evaluation of the spatial distributions is done following two main approaches: in the first the distributions are computed separately for the two data sets; in the second, which is the principal subject of this work, the spatialisation of the remote sensing data set is done by using information extracted by ground measurements also. The procedure has been developed and provided with a graphic user interface in IDL.
Geostatistics; remote sensing
Geostatistics; remote sensing
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