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Regression analysis / Covariance and correlation / Time series analysis / Variogram / Covariance function / Stationary process / Interferometric synthetic aperture radar / Random field / Anisotropy / Statistics / Geostatistics / Spatial data analysis
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Regression analysis
Covariance and correlation
Time series analysis
Variogram
Covariance function
Stationary process
Interferometric synthetic aperture radar
Random field
Anisotropy
Statistics
Geostatistics
Spatial data analysis

SP-636 Envisat Symposium 2007

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