Introduction to Spatial Statistics

This video is an introductory lecture on spatial statistics in the context of Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Specially, the video discusses how spatial statistics are different from traditional statistics and some of the unique aspects of spatial statistics.
Concepts discussed are briefly demonstrated using ArcGIS Pro software.
Follow these links to access items mentioned in the videos:
GIS datasets:
gisfordisastermanagement.com/y...
Software:
21-day ArcGIS Pro trial - www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/pro...
References Used in the Videos:
MITCHELL, A. 2009. The Esri Guide to GIS Analysis: Volume 2 - Spatial Measurements and Statistics, Esri Press.
esripress.esri.com/display/in...
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Brian Tomaszewski, Ph.D.
@bangeobrian

[@anachromancer7005]

Thank you very much for putting all of these resources together, professor Tomaszewski. Greetings from Mexico.

[@GIScienceRIT]

De Nada!

[@cynthiawilliams8432]

Appreciate the video content and in particular, the demo.

[@GIScienceRIT]

Thank you I'm glad you found the video useful, I'm planning to put more spatial statistics videos out so be sure to subscribe to the channel and hit the notification icon to stay up to date on new materials thank you again for your support!

[@janelast5177]

Thanks a lot! Very useful

[@GIScienceRIT]

Glad it was helpful!

[@abdirisakaden9398]

I like these lessons

[@GIScienceRIT]

Thank you appreciate your kind feedback be sure to hit the Subscribe button and hit the notification icon to stay up to date a new videos, Happy learning!

[@ethiopianpegasusDr.Samuel]

Interesting, how can I have xy coordinate without physicaly taking GPS data

[@GIScienceRIT]

Well it all depends on the data you have, if you're not going to go collect data outside using a GPS you could digitize it from something like Google Maps where I can give you latitude and longitude coordinates or you can find an existing data set that might have XY values

[@user-cr2mr4fm7g]

Where can I find this data, please guide me , I can pay you too for giving me this data , I have to pass this course

[@GIScienceRIT]

If you look in the video description you'll find a link to the data sets on the companion website thank you.