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I have a dataset with air-quality measurements in several points across one state, through several months. Thus, for each point I can calculate average, variance and so. My goal is to interpolate data for all the state and identify the average AND variance for any given point. From what I understood, I can interpolate the average (using KRIGING?) and estimate the surface for all state.

  • How can I estimate the variance surface? Does it make sense to create a second interpolation with the variance of each point?
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  • Are you using any particular software?
    – BERA
    Feb 3 at 18:07
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    @BERA I'm using Python, but I'm also confortable with R and QGIS
    – curious_geographer
    Feb 3 at 18:22

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