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Kriging Interpolation on Major Canadian City Temperature Data using System for Automated Geoscientific Analysis (SAGA GIS)

show how to interpolate and how the quality of the data can have a big impact on the result

IDK I know nothing about this software

Before beginning the tutorial, if you do not have the 3.4.14 version or above of QGIS please follow the steps below:

To download the Earthquake data follow these steps:

Visit the Significant Earthquake Database at this link [2]
Fill in the date of the form beginning by setting the minimum year to 1990 and the maximum year to 2013
Select North America and Hawaii as the Region Name

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 show how to interpolate and how the quality of the data can have a big impact on the result
+==Introduction to SAGA==
+IDK I know nothing about this software
+==Downloading SAGA==
+Before beginning the tutorial, if you do not have the 3.4.14 version or above of QGIS please follow the steps below:
+* Follow this link to download [http://www.qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html]
+* Choose which version is compatible with the computer you are working on
+* Follow the steps in the pop-up downloading window
+==Acquiring the Data==
+To download the <b>Earthquake</b> data follow these steps:
+* Visit the <b>Significant Earthquake Database</b> at this link [https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/hazel/view/hazards/earthquake/search]
+* Fill in the date of the form beginning by setting the minimum year to <b>1990</b> and the maximum year to <b>2013</b>
+* Select <b>North America and Hawaii</b> as the Region Name