Sentence examples for digitised map of the from inspiring English sources
We used a digitised map of the study area containing shapefiles of all the habitats including 82 patches of calcareous grassland together with management information for each patch and data on the presence and abundance of a range of calcareous grassland indicator plant species.
The stream lengths for all sub-basins of various orders have been measured from digitised map with the help of Map Maker gratis of GIS.
To compute our distance exposure variable, we linked this grid reference to a digitised road map of Great Britain Meridiann database; Ordnance Survey, Southampton, UK), which is a geometrically structured 1 50,000 scale vector database with a coordinate resolution of 1 m.
Computers appeared in the 1990s, but only big, sophisticated ones could handle the demographic data, putting the cost beyond all but a few states.Now the Census Bureau puts out digitised maps, called TIGER/Line files.
It calculates percentage cover of plant taxa in concentric circles at increasing distances from a central point, using either real digitised maps or hypothetical maps (simulated landscape designs).
Geographic range data was collected from Savela [62] as automatically digitised maps.
36 Old Maps old-maps.co.uk Digitised images of the first edition of the six-inch Ordnance Survey maps for England, Wales and Scotland, dating from the second half of the 19th century.
Railway Maps of the World.
The digitised archives of the Board of Longitude and Nevil Maskelyne can be found at Cambridge Digital Library.
