Sentence examples for cover dataset from inspiring English sources
Parameter estimates were based on the literature and expert advice, and tuned such that the coverage estimated from the simulation is consistent with recent national data on uptake from the Cover of Vaccination Evaluated Rapidly (COVER) dataset [ 18].
The relationship between land-use induced changes in production ecology and avifauna diversity was analysed using a GIS land cover dataset on a 0.25 km × 0.25 km grid covering Austria's national territory.
Separate landscape classifications (using topography, urban influence and land cover as inputs) were accomplished, one per each land cover dataset and spatial resolution.
In this paper the COBIA concept is utilized for unsupervised regionalization of land cover dataset (pixel-classified Landsat images) into landscape types – characteristic patterns of different land covers.
We then modified the first national land cover dataset (GIRAS, 1975) to make it compatible with the contemporary national land cover database (1994 2006).
We use GlobeLand30 a global land cover dataset with a 30 m resolution for the years 2000 and 2010 and characterize changes in TA and NP for each county as increase, stable, or decrease.
A second objective is to assess the applicability and accuracy of National Land cover Database (NLCD - a wiD - aused land cover dataset—-to detect and measure urban growidelyd land fragmentation patterns in the relatively treeless desert biome of the usedouthwest.
This paper presents an overview of the methodologies used to create the regional land-cover dataset and highlights issues associated with large-area mapping within a coordinated, multi-institutional management framework.
First, the 1992 land-cover dataset represents the land cover of the region during the first decade following changes in Oklahoma State Trust Land policies.
For each land-cover dataset, we calculated basic patch and class-level landscape metrics, including number of patches; total, class, and patch area; percentage of landscape occupancy; and contiguity index (Gökyer 2013; McGarigal 2015).
Here we use a simulated tree-cover dataset to show how CART methods may create discontinuities in predictions based on perfectly uniform data.
