Sentence examples for characterisation of land from inspiring English sources
The availability of a wide variety of sensors allows for characterisation of land cover at multiple spatial scales, and increases the need for practical scaling techniques that permit the comparison of pattern estimates across different spatial resolutions.
Previous studies of New Zealand's environmental and agricultural history have provided a broad-brush characterisation of land use change that potentially misses pivotal fluctuations in land use policy and practice that would inform us of key drivers of ongoing agricultural land use change.
The increasing global coverage of high resolution/large-scale digital elevation data has allowed the study of geomorphological form to receive renewed attention by providing accessible datasets for the characterisation and quantification of land surfaces.
In this study, we use a simple yet realistic model to obtain a per land use characterisation of small plot runoff production at the event scale.
I believe that this characterisation of the psychological state of affairs is not justified.
"Up until now, we have been doing science on the side, doing characterisation of the comet to enable landing site decisions.
Three of them are summarised below: (1) ecological land classification for characterisation of GMP-receiving environments and representative EM, (2) selection of representative sites for modelling GMP dispersal and (3) delineation and mapping of isolation zones.
The case studies deal with (1) ecological land classification for characterisation of GMO-receiving environments and representative EM, (2) selection of representative sites for modelling GMO dispersal, and (3) delineation and mapping of segregation distances.
The characterisation of spatial variability in such images, for example, to measure of texture, is of great utility for the discrimination of land cover classes.
