Sentence examples for based on the vegetation from inspiring English sources

Corn yield models based on the vegetation condition indices explained up to 80% of the yield variation of corn, according to departments.

Based on the vegetation indices, the RS-derived yield represents a response to the environmental factors and human activities which may exceed the DNDC capability.

(2) Based on the vegetation classification scheme in Li et al. (2013), the potential tropical foothill evergreen broad-leaved forest in Taiwan is to the south of 23.2°N.

Based on the vegetation map and 87 sampling plots at five stages of natural vegetation succession, this study estimated aboveground (AG) vegetation carbon stocks and dynamics at a watershed scale.

A fuel layer based on the vegetation age-species combination derived from Landsat Thematic Mapper image mosaics and scenes from the Spatial Information Technology Laboratory at Mississippi State University Department of Forestry was analyzed previously (Openshaw 1998; Sadasivuni et al. 2013), and made available to the authors.

The experiment considered and tested: (1) two measures of disturbance based on the Vegetation Cover Factor (C Factor) of the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) and Disturbance Intensity; (2) model structure using two modeling approaches; and (3) three subsets of data.

Decision rules were largely based on the Ratio Vegetation Index (RVI), the Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI) and CHM.

Rather than prescribing vegetation response to environmental change, the model is based on the assumption that vegetation self-optimizes to maximize its 'Net Carbon Profit' (i.e. maximizing the difference between carbon acquired by photosynthesis and carbon spent on maintenance of the organs involved in its uptake) and finds the 'optimal' vegetation for given environmental conditions.

Nightjars exhibited nearly invariable foraging site choice and body positioning behaviour based on the architecture of vegetation near foraging sites.

Finally, the habitat distribution and quality were assessed based on the combination of vegetation, elevation, river system, and impact of human activities.

An automated unsupervised classification (based on the Normalised Differential Vegetation Index NDVI) allowed detection of daily changes in macroalgal coverage without the need for calibration.