Sentence examples for coverage of land from inspiring English sources

This study involved desk-based empirical research into Google's Street View coverage of land around Fukushima Dai'ichi.

Remote sensing has become a common and effective method for estimating the areal coverage of land cover classes.

Solely focussing on spatial coverage of land use instead of land use mix neglects important water interactions between categories (e.g. open space and residential).

The need for the air ambulance or MEDEVAC seem to also sprout from the feeling of inadequate coverage of land units and the thought of getting through the traffic and finding the origin of the emergency call as early as possible.

The coverage of land telephone lines in Spain between 2004 and 2011 was higher than 92% of households where any resident was aged 50 or over [Spanish National Statistics Institute: personal communication based on the data of the survey on equipment and usage of ICTs in households (Encuesta sobre equipamiento y uso de TIC en los hogares)].

The transect-based study area was a compromise between the need to maximise coverage of: land-use types; distances from the city centre; and cohort residences within an ongoing asthma and allergy birth cohort [ 6].

We obtained GIS coverages of land features and land use from the State of Hawaii Office of Planning [34] and the Hawaii Department of Health [35].

Crop and dairy farms differed in coverage of fallow land and building area — land unit types closely linked to the agricultural production, and crop farmers were more active in establishing small plantings than dairy farmers.

We used widely available digital coverages of land-use and land-cover data summarized at the watershed and riparian scale as explanatory variables to predict macroinvertebrate metrics commonly used by state resource managers to assess stream condition.

In the coverage of Connecticut land trusts ("Using Fame to Save the Land," Jan . 16, various missions served by the trusts were mentioned, and I would like to add one that the small Chester Land Trust has found beneficial: education.

Consequently, the coverage of forested land (both older forest and newly forested land) increased from 12.4% in 1995 to 37.7% in 2010.