Semivariogram

A semivariogram is a key concept in spatial analysis and modeling, used to quantify spatial dependence or autocorrelation in geographic data. It measures how the variance between pairs of data points changes with distance. The semivariogram is a tool to analyze spatial structures and is particularly important in geostatistics.

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