Complete Spatial Randomness

Complete spatial randomness (CSR) describes a point process whereby point events occur within a given study area in a completely random fashion. Such a process is often modeled using only one parameter, i.e.

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Complete spatial randomness
Geodemographic segmentation
Visibility analysis
Suitability analysis
Geospatial predictive modeling
Geostatistics
Extrapolation domain analysis ...

Spatial Monte Carlo methods supporting restricted null hypotheses other than Complete Spatial Randomness (CSR).
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My colleagues and I have developed a prototype SS-GIS (called Gamma) that addresses these concerns.

See also: Analysis, Location, Relation, Correlation, Clustering