Paper discusses empirical and analytical rules to select a suitable grid resolution for output maps and based on the inherent properties of the input data. The choice of grid resolution was related with the cartographic and statistical concepts: scale, computer processing power, positional accuracy, size of delineations, inspection density , spatial dependence structure and complexity of terrein. These were further related with the concepts from the general statistic and information theory such as Nyquist frequency concept from signal processing and equations to estimate the probability density function. Selection of grid resolution was demonstrated using four datasets: (1) GPS positioning data, (2) map of agricultural plots, (3) point dataset from soil mapping, (4) contour map used for prodution of digital elevation model.
HENGL Tomislav;
2006-11-06
SOIL SCI SOC AMER
JRC31417
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC31417,
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