Sentence examples for characterization of land from inspiring English sources

We show that remote sensing data, through the characterization of land cover/use, is most likely to characterize the diversity and abundance of Anopheles species in Cacao.

Fig. 7 Characterization of land control practices of 'accumulation by dispossession' and 'assimilation' connected with the 2000 2010 expansion of the palm oil frontier in Colombia.

Characterization of land cover type for a grid cell (50 to 100 km) of General Circulation Models has to be achieved through spatial integration of satellite data available at higher spatial resolution.

Building on this idea, this paper proposes the use of geolocated tweets as a complementary source of information for urban planning applications, focusing on the characterization of land use.

The aim of this paper is to demonstrate the interest of High Spatial Resolution Imagery (HSRI) and the limits of coarse land cover data such as CORINE Land Cover (CLC), for the accurate characterization of land cover structure along river corridors and of its functional links with freshwater ecological status on a large scale.

Our results indicate that the demonstrated protocol provides a reliable approach to generate proxy image composites containing no data gaps, along with a suite of informative change metrics that provide a comprehensive characterization of land cover changes (including disturbance and recovery) allowing for an improved understanding of landscape dynamics.

This less-represented approach to land-change analysis uses theory to guide the characterization of land-cover patterns and to shape more directly the process pattern relationships explored.

However, the definitions and characterizations of land productivity were currently highly ambiguous.

Therefore, and working towards an ultimate goal of producing multiscale, multigranular characterizations of land cover, we address here successively and in a cumulative fashion the topics of (1) aggregation of measurements across multiple scales, (2) adaptive choice of spatial scale, and (3) adaptive choice of categorical scale jointly with spatial scale.

In addition to providing regionalized characterization factors of land transformation and occupation in both Mato Grosso biomes, we estimate that one tonne of soybean produced in 2010 in the Amazon had greater impacts than when produced in the Cerrado.

However, all sources of information (i.e. optical, radar and topography) featured prominently in contributing to the classification tree procedure, reinforcing the idea that multi-source data are useful in the characterization of wetland land cover.