[ 22, 23] It is relatively rare to see an account of the methodological implications of the strategy and the way in which both methods are combined when interpreting the data within a particular study.
Situational Awareness comprises three levels (Endsley 1997, p. 270 271): 1) Perception – understanding the importance of information and cues in the environment; 2) Comprehension – combine, interpret, store, and retain information and be able to use it; and 3) Projection – prediction of future situations from existing and previous situations.
Fuzzy reasoning and basic statistical methods are combined to interpret the model residuals and faults.
Crystallography and local chemical bond analysis are combined to interpret the structure-property of calcium terephthalates.
In the brain the separate perceptions of the eyes are combined and interpreted in terms of depth, of different distances to points and objects seen.
Furthermore, four of the infants' colour boundaries were found to map to the four extremes produced by signals from different cone types when they are combined and interpreted by the brain.
The method is based upon measuring the extent of the land from which different land cover types may be visible, on a cell-by-cell basis, using high resolution Digital Elevation Models combined with interpreted land cover data as inputs.
Another advantage is that both discrete and continuous data from primary and secondary sources can be combined and interpreted by this method (Burrough 1986).
3D seismic data, well logs, core-based lithofacies and photographs have been combined to interpret and model the depositional facies of the Mangahewa Formation of the Maui Gas Field, Taranaki Basin, New Zealand.
In isolation, these three elements are not particularly revolutionary (at least in academic circles), however the uniqueness comes from how the three measure are combined and interpreted, and in particular how a proprietary algorithm combines all of the data into a single index (from 1 to 100).
