Table 5. Site characteristics where the range value was larger than or less than the maximum lag distance covered by the semivariogram model, (mean ±1 SE). Range>maximum lag indicates that the semivariogram did not reach an asymptot.
Latitude (°) | Longitude (°) | Elevation (m.a.s.l.) | Mean annual temperature (°C) | Mean annual precipitation (mm) | Canopy height (m) | Mean Ts (°C) | Mean SWC (%) | Maximum lag of semivariogram (m) | n | |
Ts | ||||||||||
Range<maximum lag | 43±2 | −106±3 | 741±111 | 9±1 | 861±80 | 12±2 | 15±1 | 12±1 | 94±1 | 53 |
Range>maximum lag | 37±4 | −90±6 | 759±367 | 12±3 | 899±109 | 13±4 | 19±2 | 10±2 | 87±3 | 7 |
P value | NS | NS | NS | NS | NS | NS | 0.098 | NS | NS | |
SWC | ||||||||||
Range<maximum lag | 42±2 | −105±3 | 778±122 | 9±1 | 841±76 | 11±2 | 15±1 | 11±1 | 95±1 | 50 |
Range>maximum lag | 42±4 | −102±8 | 572±168 | 10±3 | 990±211 | 16±4 | 15±2 | 14±3 | 86±3 | 10 |
P value | NS | NS | NS | NS | NS | NS | NS | NS | 0.024 |
NS: not significant (i.e., p>0.1 and factor was removed from the statistical model).