Sentence examples for a spatial assessment from inspiring English sources
The application of vulnerability assessment approach was demonstrated and a spatial assessment of climate change vulnerability patterns was presented.
Recognizing this need, South Africa's relevant government authority commissioned a spatial assessment to inform their national protected area expansion strategy.
Finally, the fourth stage, based on survey data, includes a spatial assessment of collective representations for a future eruption by the surrounding communities.
This paper provides a spatial assessment framework for discussing a new model, with suggestions for sustainable design alternatives in relation to urban design principles and practices, focusing in particular on development within the Multifunctional Administrative City in South Korea.
A spatial assessment of edge and core forests and their transitions allow the assessment of forest dynamics, which should constitute a good proxy for forest degradation [38].
Accordingly, we performed a spatial assessment of SMI-32 immunostaining in rats subjected to experimental glaucoma.
The present study aims to develop a LIveability Spatial Assessment Model (LISAM) capable of considering both the local accessibility of services and their perceived relevance as expressed by stakeholders.
Water management techniques to elevate rice yields and productive use of water resources in Africa, frequently lack a substantial spatial assessment as they are often based on plot level measurements without taking into account toposequential effects present in the landscape.
A recent spatial assessment of South African marine biodiversity [14] noted the fish fauna as the most exploited and threatened major component of the marine biota, while high-profile reefs and pinnacles, soft-bottom trawling grounds, and coastal and subtidal areas exposed to mining on the west coast were identified as the most threatened habitats.
In an effort to answer these questions, we performed an exploratory spatial assessment of woody biomass production and supply capabilities in two-ecoregions Mississippi River corridor within the US Cornbelt.
This article provides an integrated spatial assessment of the flood risk for human beings and for the residential, non-residential, agricultural and environmental sectors.
