6. Conclusions
The proposed methodology may be of great utility for the calculation and update of the Plans of Values for the rural areas and will also allow to analyze the sites where real estate appreciation occurs in the municipalities. Therefore, it may be used by municipal organs and state or federal public administration organs to obtain Plans of Values of rural areas for various purposes and applications.
The modeling through CLRM without the correct specification of variables related to the location proved to be inefficient, because the existence of spatial autocorrelation in the residuals of the least squares regression model was confirmed. The treatment of the spatial autocorrelation through the use of the spatial error model showed greater explanation capacity in relation to the least squares regression model for the utilized variables.
Regarding the use of Geostatistics to interpolate the values and generate the plan of values, the ordinary Kriging proved to be appropriate, allowing to generate values between the neighbors, considering that it is frequently difficult to obtain data in the field collection for the entire studied area, especially in rural areas.
Lastly, the combination of classical and spatial regression methodologies, and the combined use of geostatistical techniques proved to be adequate to elaborate and obtain the plan of values for rural areas.