The phrase "analysis of the gis" is not entirely correct as it lacks proper capitalization and specificity.
You can use it when discussing the examination or evaluation of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data or processes.
Example: "The analysis of the GIS revealed significant patterns in urban development over the last decade."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the GIS" or "examination of the GIS".
Next, clustering analysis of the GIs of chromosome I and chromosome II was performed, in which the islands that were found to be compositionally very similar in figure 2 and in close proximity (VvI-1 and VvI-10, and VvI-3 and Vv-4), were taken as single entries, designated VvI-101 and VvI-3inter4, respectively.
Detailed analysis of the input GIS layer indicated that 4 habitat classes were described but not mapped because of their occurrences were too small to be mapped (Seasonal/Intermittent Freshwater Marshes/Pools – Oasis and springs – caves and karst – tidepole) at the 90 m spatial resolution used in this work.
Whilst not offering a total causal analysis of the failure of GIS implementation at NOWAY, this paper outlines the core factors that affected their GIS implementation process.
The GIS analysis of the spatial variability of alkalinity indicates that alkalinity value is more than the permissible limit.
The GIS analysis of the spatial variability in fluoride indicates that major area has the groundwater which has fluoride near to permissible limit.
Even though it is not the purpose of this study to rate the political stability of single countries in the context of the GIS analysis, it is still evident that the risk of supply shortfalls increases with the number of transit countries.
GIS analysis of the spatial variability in arsenic indicates groundwater having no arsenic.
GIS analysis of the plot microtopography showed that miniflumes located in the zones of flow convergence collected the majority of bacteria.
GIS analysis of the DEMs for different monitoring periods (2 to 4 years) allowed the computation of gully area and volume, as well as their changes with an accuracy and detail sufficient to represent the geomorphological forms and processes involved.
Dominic Fontana, a geographer at the University of Portsmouth, has voiced support for du Bellay's version of the sinking based on the battle as it is depicted in the Cowdray Engraving, and modern GIS analysis of the modern scene of the battle.
The following water quality parameters were selected and their respective maps were prepared: pH, EC, TDS, TH, Cl−, SO42−, NO3−, Na+, Ca2+,Mg2+ and K; using point data spatial analysis of Arc GIS 10.2.
