Sentence examples for but gis from inspiring English sources

"On one hand, the technology has been very useful for voting rights enforcement, and particularly for creating districts with African American or Hispanic majorities, but GIS also increases the potential for sophisticated gerrymandering.

But GIS still remains mostly the purview of experts - some 14,000 of whom gathered at Esri's User Conference - and so remains largely beyond the reach of ordinary citizens.

The number of confirmed cases was greater than 156, but our GIS model required aggregating the data to the 1 km scale.

In the floodplains the land surface slope is a poor approximation of the water table gradient that is captured by the MODFLOW model but not the GIS that uses the land surface as a surrogate for the water table.

These botanists are not experts in GIS, but by using paper maps with high resolution prints in the field they were easily able to delineate what they were observing on the ground on features interpreted in the photo.

Triangulated Irregular Network (TIN) models of the terrain surface are well known in Geographic Information System (GIS), but are unable to represent cliffs, caves or holes, which are required to represent complex buildings.

Similar to the 24 h findings, total carbohydrate intake rates have been reported to be positively correlated with nausea and GIS, but resulted in faster finishing times in long distance triathlon events [14].

Thematic maps are not the end-products in GIS, but are a means to store and represent information that is vital for analysis and decision-making (Rasdorf et al. 2003).

Governments and municipal planning departments have digitalized cartography and routinely use GIS, but they still collect most of demographic data according to where people officially live rather than how they move and/or communicate.

Findability has gotten better with the federal government's efforts through geoplatform.gov and metadata standards, but the novice GIS user who starts at Google may be overwhelmed with how to search for data, what data formats to find, and where to find them.

Wesley, P. and Rhind, D. (1993) "Mapping for disasters: The OS is ready, but…" in GIS Europe.