Sentence examples for based on slope and from inspiring English sources

Based on slope and curvature characteristics, depositional and erodible zones were identified in both tillage treatments.

Criteria used include hydric soils, land use, topography, stream order, and a saturation index based on slope and flow accumulation in each grid cell in the model.

During 1997 the virees were further subdivided into segments or parcels, making it possible to allocate the trees to different site types (based on slope and aspect) that do not correspond with the viree boundaries.

We sampled boreal saproxylic beetles hatching from 750 experimentally exposed spruce and birch logs in a regional scale field experiment including 10 landscapes and spanning gradients of altitude (range 85 510 m asl), potential solar radiation (based on slope and slope aspect and highest in equator-facing slopes, PADIR, range 0.24 0.71) and soil humidity (humidity index, range 2.3 3.1).

The best predictions were those of (i) a classification tree based on farmers' indicators of erosion (Pearson's Phi correlation coefficient ρ = 0.72, n = 334, α < 0.01); (ii) a semi-empirical model that accounted for overland flow reinfiltration (ρ = 0.43); and (iii) a logit regression model based on slope and ground cover (ρ = 0.34).

Our primary objective was to determine the relationship between stand-level developmental and structural attributes of four expanding western juniper (Juniperus occidentalis) woodlands with two topographic features commonly important to forest vegetation patterns, site exposure (an index of insolation exposure based on slope and aspect) and elevation.

Carl and Schillers sectioned single linearized force curves based on slopes and found two district elasticity zones; however, only one curve was analyzed and presented [20].

Optimal reinforcement scheme of anchor cables can be determined based on slope stress and displacement fields.

For geotechnical investigations, the entire road stretch was divided into 16 uniform slope sections based on slope angle and rock types following the method espoused in Dai et al. (2002), Chen and Wang (2007) and Das et al. (2010).

Based on slope, elevation, and convexity, Chuyong et al. ([2011]) identified five habitat types in the Korup plot: low-elevation depressions, low-elevation flats, high-elevation gullies, slopes, and ridge tops.

The method is able to integrate multi-source information based on slope stability mechanisms, and update the soil or rock parameters, the slope factor of safety, and the failure probability with the integrated monitoring information.