Topic 10 Flashcards

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pattern analysis

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fundamental form of spatial analysis

employs both spatial processing and descriptive statistics

study of spatial arrangments of point or polygon features

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point pattern analysis

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techniques that examine the proximity and density of points in space

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3
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Ripleys K function

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multi distances (how clustering changes with changes in neighbourhoods)

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4
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what is teh pattern of a point pattern called

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point dispersion

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what is the point pattern analysis

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a simple metric of point dispersion to identify whether a point pattern is regular or clumped

based on neighrest neighbor

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point pattern analysis interpretation

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if variance = mean, pattern is random

if variance exceeds the mean, pattern is clustered

if variance is less than mean, pattern is regular

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7
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pattern analysis on polygons

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Getis-ord general G

high/low cluster analysis is another common technique

useful for detecting clusters of polygons with high or low attribute values

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spatial autocorrelation

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metrics assess the relationship between proximity and similarity of the attribute of a feature

essentially a quantitative expression of toblers law

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positive spatial autocorrelation

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features that are close in location are also similar in attributes

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negative spatial autocorrelation

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features that are close in location tend to be dissimilar in attributes

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zero spatial autocorrelation

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attributes are independent of location

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12
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the weights matrix

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defines the locational similarity of the i (column index) and the j (the row index)

1=adjacent

0= not adjacent

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measuring spatial autocorrelation

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any measure is simply an index that combines some measure of locational similarity with a corresponding measure of attribute similarity

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morans I

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widely used measure of global spatial autocorrelation,

ranges from -1 to +1

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15
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distance effects and spatial correlation

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indices (like morans I) are measure of spatial association among attributes and provides insight into the distance affects

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16
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hot spot analysis

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Getis-Ord gi*

Local Moran’s I

17
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Getis-Ord Gi*

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looks for hot and cold spots

evaluates z-scores to provide statistical evaluation of the significance of the high or low values

18
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Local moran’s I

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cluster outlier analysis

evaluates if a point is significant