Sentence examples for cover proportion from inspiring English sources

Spatial aggregation also effectively reduced the errors in estimated land cover proportion images.

The proportion of Scots pine is projected to decrease under all silvicultural scenarios in all regions except Diepholz where the crown cover proportion of Scots pine displays a considerable increase under the climate protection and even under the biodiversity path.

The current species composition in the four regions specified in Table 7 reveals a striking trend of increasing dominance of Scots pine in terms of crown cover proportion from west to east.

Linear correlation analyses were used to assess the correlations of individual and population performance (leaf number, reproductive output, density, cover, proportion of individuals flowering, reproductive output per square meter) with environmental variables (soil moisture and GSF) in 2009.

Similarly, log10 + 1 transformed WNV-positive corvid death ratios were best predicted by a model including the average distance to the nearest CSO stream, mean tree canopy cover, proportion of houses built in the 1950s 1960s, and median household income (Table 3) (R = 0.31; p < 0.001; ω i = 91.3%).

Results indicate there are ecological thresholds at certain forest cover proportions that can potentially inform management decisions.

Therefore, a mixture analysis is necessary to be performed between the pixel-wise spectra of AVHRR data and the land cover proportions obtained by classified TM data.

The increase in the RMSE of estimated subpixel land cover proportions due to the residual impact of PSF effects was reduced to 0.64%.

It was developed by relating FIA plot data to multi-variable geospatial predictors, including Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MODIS) data in 2001, percent tree cover and land cover proportions (from the NLCD 1992 product), topographical variables, and annual climate parameters, etc.

The land cover proportions obtained from the successive (enhanced) classifications revealed that in 1973, Bahir Dar was dominated by crop land (45% of total area), followed by vegetation (40%) (Table 3a).

Land cover proportions were analysed as continuous variables and human population density as per 1,000 inhabitants.