The term 'content map' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a visual representation of a website's proposed content structure, usually using boxes to represent the different categories of content. For example, "The content map we created showed the main categories of content and how they were interlinked."
Patent analysis techniques such as citation analysis and content map analysis are also incorporated.
MULESME implements a multi-temporal algorithm that uses time series of Sentinel-1 data and ancillary data, such as a plant water content map, as inputs.
A secondary software module generates the plant water content map from optical data provided by Landsat-8, or Sentinel-2, or MODIS.
The A-horizon soil organic matter content map based on the derived fuzzy membership functions was compared with that derived from a multiple linear regression model.
The comparison showed that the soil organic content map based on fuzzy membership functions performed better than the soil map based on the linear regression model.
We're also creating online destinations that aggregate the wealth of legal content services together into easy-to-use hubs: the Content Map provides links to legal providers of music, film and TV, e-books, games and sport.
Franconeri, S.L., Alvarez, G.A. & Cavanagh, P. Flexible cognitive resources: competitive content maps for attention and memory.
The model is based on the total electron content maps from GPS system measurements.
To address this problem, this study developed a semantic-based content mapping mechanism for an information retrieval system.
In particular, we exploited the synteny to the closely related genome of the pufferfish, Takifugu rubripes, by marker content mapping.
The calculated total electron content maps span the 35° 65°N geographic latitude range and the 24-h local time range.
