The phrase "at site scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, assessments, or analyses that pertain to a specific location or area.
Example: "The environmental impact assessment was conducted at site scale to ensure accurate results for the specific location."
Alternatives: "on a site level" or "at the local scale".
This chapter presents the basics of the mapping techniques most often applied in practice, the most basic mathematical theories of stochastic simulation using Monte Carlo techniques, and the basic concept of the integrated fracture system characterization at site scales, as this knowledge is fundamental for developing and applying the discrete element methods (DEM) approach for rock engineering.
The first stage to design a treatment at the site scale is the feasibility study at the bench scale, generally performed by means of batch experiments.
Fire regimes (including fire frequency, intensity, season and type of fire) influence the status of species by altering habitat suitability at the site scale, and by creating heterogeneity at the landscape scale.
The indicator-based approach developed here supports understanding patterns in park use, cultural ecosystem services and their meaning at the site scale that can inform resilience planning at the district and city-wide scales.
At the site scale, bees benefited from greater plant diversity, and bee and plant-community composition were significantly correlated.
These measurements contribute to resource assessment at the site scale, designing turbines and planning installation, and environmental impact studies.
Because such pests are often managed at the site scale, our understanding of how factors on broader spatial scales affect their numbers remains poor.
In instances where conflicts have occurred land managers have been licensed to remove nests and eggs and cull adults at a site scale.
