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Towards exactness in geomorphometry

Exactness of results of geomorphometric research depends not only on measurement and computational exactness but also on exact definition of measured objects and exactness of interpretation of the geomorphometric variables. The need to consider all aspects of exactness in mutual relationships is exemplified from the use of third order local point-based variables.