Challenge #113: Interpolating Spatial Grid Values

[danilang]

A non-spatial solution for me.  I'll have to come back and try the spatial route

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Dan

[KOBoyle]

Solution attached.

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[olivia_paquot]

Fun one :-)

I use a buffer around the 0 values & then spatial match (touch or intersect), to avoid problem when the missing value is located on the edge (even if not the case in this exercise)

[pasccout]

Here is my solution

[jamielaird]

Here's my solution - enjoyed this one.

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Not sure if I made things harder for myself by not using the spatial tools, but I didn't see the value in this case.



Approach based on the below rough notes made when I first examined the problem:



Always feels like an easier task once I've got the logic written out, but maybe that's just the way my brain works!

[JoshuaGostick]

That was a very interesting and unique challenge!

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[kelly_gilbert]

This was a fun one, and not too tough. It had a little bit of spatial, a little bit of data prep, and a little bit of data reshaping!

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I was going to do this using sequential row and column numbers, but figured that I should use a spatial tool since this is a spatial challenge!

[RichoBsJ]

Hi! Here my solution :)

[ipeng]

My solution