Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
507579 Computers & Geosciences 2009 8 Pages PDF
Abstract

A useful approach to data interpolation is to determine the Green's function for the interpolation operator and construct the interpolation from the super-positioning of suitably scaled Green's functions located at the data constraints. Such Green's functions have been determined for Cartesian splines in 1-, 2-, and 3-D, including regularized splines and splines in tension. Furthermore, these techniques have also been extended to spherical surfaces. I present a new command-line tool, greenspline, which acts as a general-purpose interpolator for both Cartesian and spherical surface data. The program runs on all platforms and is compatible with the Generic Mapping Tools.

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