Low-order trend surfaces are not good for modelling
A) air pollution over an industrial area
B) soil pH values
C) terrain surfaces with low variability in elevation
D) terrain surfaces with high variability in elevation

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Low-order trend surfaces are designed to model broad, general trends across a surface and are not well-suited for capturing the fine-scale variations or high variability found in terrain surfaces with significant elevation changes. They are better for more uniform or gently varying surfaces.

Low-Order Trend Surfaces Are Not Good for Modelling