Sentence examples for data imagery from inspiring English sources
This followed the receipt of satellite data imagery from the Australian Geospatial Intelligence Organisation on Thursday morning.
In its fullest public defence of Saudi military strategy in Yemen, the memorandum states: "In carrying out analysis the Ministry of Defence had access to a wide range of information, including Saudi-led coperationalereportingreporting data, imagery and other reports and assessments including UK defence intelligence reports and some battle damage reports".
MONAX enables the use of smartphones and delivers data, imagery, video and applications to soldiers in the field.
The vegetation cover parameters were prescribed according to the land cover map and the seasonal evolution of the Leaf Area Index (LAI), both derived from SPOT-HRV (Satellite Pour l'Observation de la Terre – High Resolution Visible) data imagery.
The data or imagery must be analyzed, turned into a useable product and disseminated.
It parachuted to the surface, relaying data and imagery to Cassini for an hour and a half.
Countries would have to show, from historical data, satellite imagery and through direct measurement of trees, the extent, condition and the carbon content of their forests.
As one knowledgeable participant phrased it in 1970: There are now four essential ingredients to a professionally managed political campaign: political polls, data processing, imagery, and money.
Recipients are identified, for example, using a combination of census data, satellite imagery and door-to-door visits looking for homes with thatched roofs – which the charity uses as an "objective indicator" of poverty.
Brian Collier, an artist in Kansas City, Mo., drew on data and imagery provided by Chris Ray, an ecologist and evolutionary biologist at the University of Colorado, and by Shana Weber, the sustainability manager at Princeton, for his work "Pika Alarm".
Humanitarian relief agencies agree that drones have been helpful in certain operations for collecting data and imagery where infrastructure is destroyed or was already lacking, including in the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan in November 2013.
