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Plotting a tif file

13 messages · Paul Hiemstra, Manuel Spínola

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Then take a better look at the export function of QGIS and see what it
spits out. If you do not know what is in the data, how can we help you in
which column to plot. My guess is that the first column is the kriging
prediction, the second the kriging variance and the third the kriging
standard deviation. Primarily because the third column is the square root
of the second.

You could also import the point data into R and do the interpolation
there, which gives you more control over what is happening. It might even
be that QGis uses R (packages gstat+automap) under the hood.

good luck,
Paul