Quantitative comparison of contour maps

作者: Daniel F. Merriam , Peter H. A. Sneath

DOI: 10.1029/JZ071I004P01105

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摘要: Maps can be quantitatively compared by using trend-surface analysis to simplify complex situations and then studying the components. Relationships of configuration one map another (geologic structure in this example) easily found equation coefficients well-fitted first-, second-, third-degree trend surfaces determine similarity between any pair maps, cluster similarities allows construction dendrograms. This method subtle differences maps emphasized objectively permits a more meaningful original data.

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