Spatial Autocorrelation: Determining Geographic Object Neighborhoods

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This lecture covers the determination of neighborhood criteria for geographic objects, the importance of defining neighborhood in spatial weighting schemes, and the evaluation of spatial autocorrelation using the Moran's I index and Monte Carlo method.

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