Sentence examples for based on geological maps from inspiring English sources

A subsurface velocity model was prepared based on geological maps (Shrestha et al. 1998) and borehole logs collected during an earthquake disaster mitigation study (JICA 2002).

The black dashed lines indicate the initial velocity model prepared based on geological maps, cross-sections, and available borehole data Fig. 9 Simulation of the Mw5.1 earthquake using the adjusted velocity model.

Based on geological maps (Sukamto and Supriatna 1982), the volcanic rocks of Lompobattang Mountain consist of agglomerates, lava, breccia, and tufa deposition, which form a broad stratovolcano and quarter lompobattang volcanic (qlv) were estimated from volcanic rock Pleistocene.

Based on geological maps and environmental sampling, we identified the following natural sources of asbestos: in the Boghen unit, serpentinite slivers were the host of tremolitic occurrences that, by weathering at the base of the soil horizon, evolve into white aggregates [Supplemental Material, Figure 2 (doi:10.1002862p. 1002862)].

A staged and practical approach is advocated in which subsurface archaeological predictions are based on geological mapping and palaeoenvironmental reconstruction of the underwater location.

LHEF (Landslide Hazard Evaluation Factor) based LHZ was carried out by Anbalagan (1992), Landslide hazard mapping based on geological attributes (Pachauri and Pant 1992), GIS based landslide hazard zonation (Gupta et al. 1999), integrated approach for landslide hazard zonation (Sarkar and Kanungo 2004) and GIS-based statistical landslide susceptibility zonation (Saha et al. 2005).

Based on geological evidence, Chris Goldfinger, director of the Active Tectonics and Seafloor Mapping Lab at Oregon State University, believes that in the past similar-sized quakes have happened about every 300 to 350 years -- meaning we're just about due.

The subsurface geometry of the basin fill, basement, and structures are based on geological cross section of Kingston (1988) as well as a basement depth map utilized by Suryantini (2007).

Long-term hazard maps have been created for some of the more active volcanoes, based on geological evidence of past eruptions.

Now, she said, she will tell them, "The landscape tells a story based on geological events, based on science".

Based on geological similarities with existing sites, Dr Etiope strongly suspects that there may be more in Cyprus and Bosnia.