Sentence examples for based on the assimilation from inspiring English sources

The model is based on the assimilation of MODIS reflectance-based vegetation indices in the dual crop coefficient methodology.

We developed the software package AWATOS (atmospheric water vapor tomography software) which is based on the assimilation of double differenced GPS observations.

Recently, numerous studies have focused on the estimation of surface energy flux components, based on the assimilation of land surface temperature (LST) within a variational data assimilation (VDA) framework.

Thus, any estimates are based on an out-of-sample projection based on the assimilation experience of recent immigrants.

Loading limits for pond aquaculture are based on the waste assimilation capacity of ponds and tolerance limits of the cultured species.

The approach adopted here to measure employment assimilation is based on the idea of assimilation having occurred when immigrants' employment probability levels catch up with those of natives (following Borjas 1985, 1999).

First, we found that the minimum central pressure, track, and maximum storm surge of Typhoon Haiyan were difficult to estimate without additional a priori observational data based on the difference between without assimilation WRF-01000 and CReSS) and with assimilation (the others; see Table 1).

The developed framework is based on the concept of data assimilation, in particular to the Ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF) (Evensen 1994; Evensen and Van Leeuwen 1996; Evensen 1997a, b; Burgers et al. 1998; Evensen and Van Leeuwen 2000).

Information of the atmosphere is, on the other hand, obtained from a whole-atmosphere assimilation based on the "Ground-to-topside model of Atmosphere and Ionosphere for Aeronomy (GAIA)" (Jin et al. 2011).

The G93 algorithm for prediction of isoprene emission from vegetation; the Niinemets model based on quantifying the NADPH cost for isoprene synthesis; and the model for photosynthetic carbon assimilation based on the Farquhar model.

Based on the two-dimensional acculturation model of Berry (1997), interviewees with various kinds of clothing acculturation behaviors can be classified into three types; Assimilation, Integration, and Marginalization.