Interpolation of Rainfall: Inverse Distance Weighted (IDW) Method

[@JosePerez-dg1is]

Thank you for making things easy to understand!

[@juliuslirr9635]

great teaching skills!Thank you :)

[@bonds3865]

Neatly explained👌

[@zausaxainesangelg.6894]

Thank you for making this video! Very helpful!❤️

[@md.rakibulislam9736]

Thank you sir for explaining easily.

[@hemadribhusanamat9384]

Very well explained. Thank you.

[@HydroMohsen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nikdouz]

Can someone explain why P changes from 1 to 4 ? Is is because we have 3 known values and are trying to find the 4th one ? That's the only bit I am confused about

[@HydroMohsen]

The p that you are referencing is little p which is the power of distance (d) and is an empirical constant that can take a value ranging from 1-4. Little p does not represent precipitation (or P).

[@mayasattallah]

Thank you ❤❤

[@mariedesmedt196]

thank you 🔥could you tell us wich video you're talking about at the end? i would like to implement this in GSHEET.

[@yousifabdallamohamed1439]

Thank you.

[@sajjadhussain5615]

Very nice. really nice

[@Sara-zr5eo]

Thank you so much. May I use the method for daily rainfall data interpolation?

[@wellmanlake]

Thanks a lot!!!!!!

[@vishnukabilm2903]

Thank you sir ❤️

[@marwabelkilani7841]

thanks is so clear. I have a question please , i don't have the location (the distance ) so can I use the date instead ?

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[@Kavniklas]

Thank you for explaining the topic well. However, what really impresses me is the way you produced the video! Cool idea with writing on glass and then mirroring the video! A suggestion for further videos is to edit out the squeaking noises from your pen on the glass board, since the sound hurts a bit, when wearing head phones :)

[@HydroMohsen]

Thanks for your comment! And yes! Squeaking noises are pretty annoying. In the recent videos, I have filtered the noises out so it should be easier to listen to :)