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Spatial adaption for predicting random functions

We study integration and reconstruction of Gaussian random functions with inhomogeneous local smoothness. A single realization may only be observed at a finite sampling design and the correct local smoothness is unknown. We construct adaptive two-stage designs that lead to asymptotically optimal methods. We show that every nonadaptive design is less efficient.