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Fig 1.

Quadrangular Irregular Network.

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Fig 2.

The quadrilateral with four corner points Pn,m, Pn,m+1, Pn+1,m, Pn+1,m+1 and the partial derivatives Rn,m, Tn,m on data point Pn,m.

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Fig 3.

Peaks surface is function of three variables, obtained by translating and scaling Gaussian distributions, which is useful for DEM test.

(a) 3D display (b) 2D display.

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Fig 4.

Distribution of both (a) the original data points and (b) the new ones.

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Fig 5.

Distribution of all points.

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Fig 6.

QIN constructed network and its magnified information.

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Fig 7.

New points error distribution of simulations.

(a) IDW, (b) KRIGING, (c) SPLINE, (d) TIN.

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Table 1.

RMSE and other information of new points employed simulation methods.

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Fig 8.

Check points error distribution of simulations.

(a) QIN, (b) SPLINE, (c) KRIGING, (d) TIN.

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Table 2.

RMSE and other information of check points employed simulation methods.

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Fig 9.

Comparisons between new points errors and check points errors.

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Table 3.

Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient among parameters.

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Fig 10.

Location of elevation sampling points of Midu County.

(a) Points for DEM construction, (b) Points for inspecting DEM accuracy.

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Fig 11.

Location and topography of Midu County.

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Fig 12.

Comparisons between simulation results and observed data.

(a) SPLINE, (b) KRIGING, (c) TIN and (d) QIN.

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