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Altering the anisotropy parameters when modeling semivariogram and covariance functions

Available with Geostatistical Analyst license.

  1. Set the Anisotropy flag to True on the Semivariogram/Covariance Modeling dialog box.

    The Major Range, Minor Range, and Direction controls appear.

  2. Click the calculator icon next to Major Range. The icon changes to a pencil icon and the input box becomes active). Type the desired length of the range.
  3. Click the calculator icon next to Minor Range. The icon changes to a pencil icon and the input box becomes active). Type the desired length of the range.
  4. Click the calculator icon next to Direction. The icon changes to a pencil icon and the input box becomes active). Type the desired angle.
Tip:
The pencil icon next to the Major Range, Minor Range, and Direction input boxes allows you to edit the input values. By clicking the calculator icon (the icon toggles between a calculator and a pencil), the optimal values are calculated and set for the input parameters.

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