Spatial Interpolation Comparison (SIC) 2004 Exercise and Presentation of the Data Sets
The Spatial Interpolation Comparison (SIC) 2004 exercise was organised during the
summer 2004 to assess the current know-how in the field of “automatic mapping”.
The underlying idea was to explore the way algorithms designed for spatial interpolation
can automatically generate maps on the basis of information collected regularly
by monitoring networks. Participants to this exercise were invited to use some prior
information to design their algorithms and to test them by applying the software code
to two given datasets. Estimation errors were used to assess the relative performances
of the algorithms proposed. Participants were not only invited to minimize
estimation errors but also to design the algorithms so as to render them suitable for
decision-support systems used in emergency situations. The data used in this exercise
were daily mean values of gamma dose rates measured in Germany. This paper
presents the exercise and the data used more in detail.
DUBOIS Gregoire;
GALMARINI Stefano;
2006-01-11
Monash University Press
JRC31079
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC31079,
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